Review of the guitar-like adapter for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Will this finally bring your geek jamming to a level of cool?
Our first article in a series reviewing apps aimed at those tackling the Japanese language
First impressions of the Apple iPad. Still weeks away from a Japan launch, what to expect when Apple’s new hotness arrives in Japan.
Live Link 3G J [iTunes Japan only, Free] from Yudo.jp brings free video conferencing to the iPhone in Japan – over the 3G network. Using Live Link 3G J is simplicity itself: both iPhone uses launch the app, and enter a matching keyword of their own choosing. A few seconds later the screen is divided [...]
While it’s not on the official list of countries you can get a Nexus One in, Japan is very interested in the Google flagship Android Phone. Read on to find out what’s up with the Nexus One in Japan.
Domino’s Pizza in Japan releases a new iPhone app that let your order from anywhere and plot your delivery using GPS. Is it worth trying out? Read on to find out.
There are tons of gadgets and even books to help people increase “security” in Japan. Of course, iPhone applications are not an exception. In fact, just think about it. Do you think that it’s easier to loose your wallet or your iPhone?
The killer feature of the smrtcase Glide is the ability to easily store and access cards from the back of the case. You can put in business cards, credit cards, and of course smart cards like Edy electric money or train and subway transit cards.
This is a quick first-impressions review of Layar 2.0, an augmented reality app released for the iPhone 3GS by sprxmobile
