Metropolis featured both these excellent apps recently -- we're still waiting for the iPhone version of Rikai Browser, but check 'em out if you even come within a sniff of some Japanese text.
Via metropolis.co.jp
Anyone interested in reviewing it in Japanese, please get in touch --
iTunes codes R Us!
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.
BTW, in spite of what their site says at the time of writing, the app is actually available now at the iTunes link here. Oh, and it's free.
The Relet seems kinda like a technology looking for an application, particularly given that the SmartDisplayer screen is already in a few credit cards in the wild.
I'd be amazed if SmartDisplayer wasn't also to turn up in RFID/NFC travel cards like Suica and Pasmo within a couple of years.
Via cnngo.com
At $25 it's not your average iPhone app, but the content makes it more than worth the outlay.
Kodansha's world-renowned kanji dictionary is a must-have for anyone learning the language. Better yet, there are plenty of features unique to the iPhone version that make it worth a look even if you have the dead-trees volume on your bookshelf already.
Tried, tested and two thumbs up from me :-)
Via enfour.com
We take your product and make it a hit in Japan or out - simple really!
Now, give it some clicky to get with the program...
日本語も出来ます。。。
