Satoshi Matsuoka Interview on state of Japan’s HPC Market
VR World chats with Satoshi Matsuoka to understand what is going on in the HPC space land of the rising sun.
VR World chats with Satoshi Matsuoka to understand what is going on in the HPC space land of the rising sun.
The PS Vita is still massively popular, while the Xbox One is struggling to keep its sales up… wait, what?
Taiwan is one of Google Play’s top five markets.
Elderly care is no small issue in Japan. In fact, it may be perhaps one of the most important driving points in the future of Japanese robotics research.
Even today the Japanese still love their electronic dictionaries, and it’s not just because they love antique gadgets.
A collaborative research project between Touhoku University and JST reveals the data retention and energy production potential of spintronics via surface plasmon resonance.
Sony has indefinitely suspended plans to begin selling the PlayStation 4 in China in a blow to company’s struggling business.
Major Japanese comic book publisher Kodansha has finally made way for the digitization of all of its monthly comic publications and magazines.
Here’s one weird Japanese invention that you may not want to mess with… literally.
A small survey may reveal that tablets may not be used as often in Japan as perceived to be.
VAIO announces its plans to launch its own smartphone model, which is scheduled to be released in January next year.
Young children using tablets and smartphones has been a long standing issue today, and Japan is no exception to this.
NTT takes mankind a few steps further towards the path to becoming a technopathic race with its new tech concept.
Japan incurred huge financial losses due to phone security issues this year. What does McAfee has to say about this?
Intel’s Robert Swinnen will be responsible for the vendor’s growth in Asia-Pacific and Japan.
The Möwe Flight Simulator is an Oculus Rift app that lets you fly the virtual skies a la Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.
A small sample research done by Lookout Inc. Japan reveals that at least one out of five people in Japan have experienced losing their smartphones.
Japan has a never-ending list of weird and wacky electronic gadgets and items, and we’re picking five of the latest of these unusual oriental inventions.
This robot will look at you, and will keep staring at you no matter where you go.
Here is the daily roundup from Japanese consumer tech and tech business websites for November 14, 2014.