technology
Sega’s emojam wants to keep messages short and sweet, plus within your circle of close friends.
We stumble upon Butch, possibly the last remaining iPhone liner-upper in the wild, and see what makes him tick.
Use of the app requires a registration fee, verification documents, and a virtual interview for residents of Tokyo to gain access to its services.
There’s a lot of snickering from other parts of the world when they find out that some people in Japan still use fax machines, but an an even more old-school communications method is still an option too.
We get to the bottom of the low-cost, SIM-free service plan by heading to the deepest points of the public transportation network.