S. Korean president visits islets at center of territorial dispute with Japan
TOKYO — South Korean President Lee Myung-bak on Friday visited a craggy group of islets that are claimed by Japan, prompting Tokyo to summon its ambassador from Seoul and inflaming already testy relations between the East Asian neighbors. Lee’s surprise trip to the disputed territory in the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea, was the first by a South Korean president, and analysts in Seoul a
Microsoft aims to straddle two worlds with new Surface tablet
Several years behind its Silicon Valley rivals, Microsoft is betting it can play catch-up on tablets and smartphones by leveraging its dominance in the workplace and its success in the living room. Just imagine Microsoft offering its Office software exclusively on the Surface while providing access to Xbox games and videos. It could be the right mix of professional and personal elements — a combin
In Japan, fax machines find a final place to thrive
TOKYO — In Japan’s businesses and bureaucracies, in home offices and hulking companies, the fax machine is thriving. Yes, the clunky device has fallen out of favor in so much of the world, a refuge for dust bunnies and stray cover sheets. But it is humming here. Japanese still fax party invitations, bank documents and shopping orders. Business people call the fax a required communication tool, use
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