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A good read from the AP, featuring several of our clients at Snapp Media and a word or two from yours truly.

Read the full story 10:05 AM JMLH • Permalink •

It’s all about the fact that these are really rebranded Sanyo Eneloops…

Love the screenshot at the top showing tons of junk food outlets. That’s London all right…

Not many cases of 3D sickness yet, but I know I’m *sick* of paying extra in the cinema to borrow a pair of glasses just so I can see a considerably duller screen.

Good to see Sekai Camera get a mention…

At first glance, the FridgePad just sounds, well, silly, but the more I think about it, the more I kinda want to try one.

Does this thing look awkward to play or what? Fun, though…

If you recall that we launched a new PR service specializing in mobile and, particularly, iPhone, iPad and iPod apps earlier this year, you may be interested to learn that the move to help local devs has been so successful, we’re already on stage two - helping Western developers break the Japan market.

The Strapya cases are truly ‘unique,’ as they say in these parts, but I’m rather partial to the Simplism silicone numbers.

The app version of the amazing Firefox and Chrome extension is now available to make your Japanese web surfing on the iPad that little bit easier.

What more could one ask for? Out in October from Wiz Inc for ¥2,200.

Says the maker, Jeremy Salvador: “You might ask… Why pair an iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, or iPhone 4 with a DSLR lens? Why not!”

Chan-Toru’s the name and free’s the game…

Best of all for Jabscreen 3 owners, however, is the news that the Jabscreen 4 also has a minor flaw. According to some reports, it can appear to lose reception under exceptional circumstances, such as a nuclear winter, or someone holding it.

One for the seven people in the country who both care about and own a 3D telly…

At up to ¥2,980 a day, it seems pretty expensive, but if you only use it for a few days during the trip it seems reasonable to me.

By me on CNNGo. BTW, the other tour (Kabukicho) is also superb…

Starting at ¥11,800 for 8GB, 24 (count ‘em) varieties to choose from…

With Apple making all sorts of silly claims for the new iPhone 4 (out in Japan on Thursday), the field was wide open for a spoof to deconstruct the hype.

So, how many shiny bits of gadgetry do you have to charge most days? If it’s just the one, then you’re lucky, but the rest of us could do with consolidating all those wires and plugs, right?

By me on CNNgo….