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2008

May

• Cool Japanese blog widgets add a dash of color

• Biometric face scanner tells identical twins apart

• Buckyballs power tiny fuel-cell powerhouse

• Japanese RFID tech batters down doors in West

• Electrical eyeballs controlling our gadgets

• Mumbling robots more pleasing than the silent type

• Display 2008: The e-paper that begs to be caressed (now with added video!)

• Display 2008: E-paper makes move for big time (with video)

• Display 2008: 3D displays dump the silly glasses

April

• Smaller hydrogen pumps mean more fuel-cell cars

• RFID in Japan: Japan’s experience with RFID phones and contactless cash

• Beating leukemia for Emru and thousands like him

• Video: World’s first full-size e-paper newspaper

• London Dimensional Manga signing today – get ‘em while they’re hot

• Interview with Akira Tochigi

• Mobile barcodes now speak to us – quite literally…

• Oki stretches gigabit-class fat data pipe to infinity

• More Early Anime Unearthed

March

• Apple secures Japanese iPhone naming rights - 3G release all but certain now

• Japanese phone armada sets sail Westward, but does it have a map?

• Geeky Google (Maps) goodness in Tokyo Bay

• Thin, cheap Windows subnote steps up to MacBook Air

• Electric TV scaffold helps gamers Wii standing up

• Sexing-up obscures really useful stuff in favour of cheap headlines

• Crazy or crazy smart? Toshiba boss bets house on standard DVD

• Cholera, ‘flu and many more diseases tackled by eating rice

• Getting to the Source of Anime

February

• World’s first holographic RFID tag to stop Vuitton knock-offs

• Net censorship spreading to Japan as suits fail to comprehend new media

• Panasonic Blu-ray boss says HD DVD death was suicide

• Shoppers to Toshiba: You shouldn’t have bothered

• Biotech nose filters keep delicate nostrils oh-so clean

• Honest / insane retailer swaps old HD DVD for new Blu-ray gear

• E-paper advertising in the wild in Tokyo

• Japanese PC makers say crappy MacBook Air design drives cost up

• Olympic high-def disks only for winners

• Brethalyzer phone keeps watchful eye on Japan’s truck drivers

• Please refrain from entrance of a man

• Mobile digital TV: What the West can learn from tiny TVs in Japanese pockets

• Sharp retail practices surround HD DVD downfall

• Two new LiMo phones to challenge Android

• Thinner TVs are helping to save the planet

• Airport porter revealed as bag-fondling robot

• LED TVs get boost by dropping organic element

• Remote workers rejoice as VPN gets speed bump

• Chatbots faking it as they pretend to be us

• Extreme close-up: Sony Alpha A200 dissected + DSLR tips a-go-go

January

• DoCoMo using RFID cellphones to open doors, boot PCs and plenty more

• Smart security cam system weeds out trouble by itself

• Panasonic photo printer grabs still shots from high-def video

• Casio plans to kill off camera shutter button, eliminate feeble humans

• Honda creates 3D CPU to power super Asimo

• Half-body robot to help construction workers on the job

• Japanese copyright holders embrace YouTube uploaders

• Samsung patronizes half world with rubbish ‘female’ phones

• Biometric technique applies face recognition to movie clips

• Tenga’s sexy-time toys lend hand in self-pleasure game

• Evolta’s the name, juicing your gadgets forever’s the game

• Study shows Japanese children are addicted to phones

• Event: Meet manga artists at Orbital Manga, London

• Bionic infrared transfers full CD in a second

• Sony ‘fesses up about new Aibo rumours

• Year-end figures show massive growth in Japanese gaming

• New year, new tech, new column in The Guardian…

2007

December

• Liquid camera lenses just around the corner

• Solid-state disks break the 100GB barrier

• New Hitachi tech promises end to personal data leaks

• Japanese public to Blu-ray, HD DVD - “Who the hell are you?”

• Panasonic’s fender cam for car parking no-hopers

• Toshiba and Matsushita out of OLED TV race … for now

• Japanese cellphone operator gets Android up and running

• 20 Minutes with Norabbits’ Minutes Creator Yuichi Ito

• Polaroid mashes DVD player into iPod dock for some reason

• Digital watermark punishes cinemas, not their evil cam-copying customers

• Father of flash memory plans 3D super processors in two years

• NEC’s smart search checks web and RSS feeds to lighten research load

• NEC spy camera draws its power from fluorescent light tubes

November

• Nintendo to start DS Lite movie downloads

• Waterproof MP3/WMA/CD player likes a quick dip

• Bone conduction goes wireless with Bluetooth headset

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