Fun New Language Tools in iOS 6 and OS X
Over on Sinosplice, John Pasden [1] points out the text-to-speech function in iOS 6, and notes that ...
Over on Sinosplice, John Pasden [1] points out the text-to-speech function in iOS 6, and notes that ...
“Hello World,” says Path on its latest blog post. The social network which limits you to...
The Google Translate app for Android just added an experimental handwriting recognition support for ...
Limelight is a clever service that recently came to our attention, which aims to help app developers...
I recently had a chance to visit Open Network Lab, a start-up incubation program in Tokyo, Japan. On...
According to a video posted by Masaru Kamikura, YouTube now supports machine transcription for Japan...
Adam is a dedicated researcher about new media trends. He has been researching about online social n...
As western social networks and internet services catch on in Japan, you’ll often see corresponding...
A new infographic shows that Chinese will soon overtake English as the dominant language online. At ...
For language students, the smartphone revolution has brought many tools to help with your study. I...
On Tuesday we told you about Baidu Japan’s pickup of Simeji, a Japanese input method editor (I...
At the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Tokyo today, Japanese company Metamoji gave a short present...
“Knock knock,” mobile game developers. Here’s news not to be missed. If you’re snubbing the ...
Akky over on Asiajin just pointed out that Twitter has rolled out support for Japanese hashtags. So ...
China seems to be on everyone’s radar this year, including Japan. But it isn’t an easy marke...