Technology
Smartphone classes taught by teens attract flood of elderly applicants in central Japan
ISE, Mie -- The municipal government here has received a flood of applications from older people to join classes in which local high school students w Full article
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Tokyo registers 23,135 coronavirus cases on Aug. 15
(2022/8/15)
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Japan firms' tech gives owners insight into pets' emotions, health
(2022/8/14)
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UN chief urges nuke powers to abide by no-first-use pledge
(2022/8/8)
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Nikkei index ends at 4-month high on yen's fall vs. US dollar
(2022/8/8)
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Nikkei ends at 2-month high on upbeat domestic earnings, tech shares
(2022/8/5)
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Exhibition of digitized wartime photos organized by Japan researchers to be held in NY
(2022/8/3)
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Japan science council says drawing line between military, civil use technology difficult
(2022/7/28)
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Tokyo stocks edge up on firm tech shares, eyes on Fed meeting
(2022/7/27)
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Tech companies in Japan racing to prevent more kids dying in hot vehicles
(2022/7/27)
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Why are spaceplanes back in the spotlight in Japan and abroad?
(2022/7/24)
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Japan-made masks using copper alloy proving effective against omicron variant
(2022/7/21)
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Israeli museum finds sketches hidden in Modigliani painting
(2022/7/14)
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China trade surplus surges to record as exports accelerate
(2022/7/14)
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East Japan beach introduces AI system to warn about rip currents, prevent accidents
(2022/7/4)
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Google to erase more location info as abortion bans expand
(2022/7/3)
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Musk meets pope, uses Twitter to announce the audience
(2022/7/3)
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FIFA to use new high-tech for offside calls at World Cup
(2022/7/1)
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NATO's reference to China challenge a symbolic turning point
(2022/6/30)
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Japanese firms look to plant-based, carbon-neutral 'biocoke' fuel to cut CO2 emissions
(2022/6/19)
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Wall Street tumbles on fears for economy as more rates rise
(2022/6/17)
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