Every mobile phone has a unique identifier called an International Mobile Equipment Identity number, or IMEI. This number distinguishes your handset from every…
Using a Japanese mobile phone does not mean you must manage every feature in Japanese. Most iPhones and Android devices let you change the handset language to…
Choosing between an iPhone and a Samsung Galaxy in Japan involves more than comparing camera quality, screen size, or operating systems. The phone must work…
A smartphone is a significant investment, especially when it stores family photos, work files, payment apps, travel information, and essential communication…
A phone that loses power before the end of the day can disrupt work, communication, navigation, and access to essential apps. Rapid battery drain is often…
Public Wi-Fi is convenient when travelling through Japan. You may find free internet access at airports, train stations, hotels, cafés, shopping centres,…
Selling or trading in an old smartphone involves more than removing the case and checking its resale value. A phone can contain photographs, messages, saved…
Traveling between Fukushima, Miyagi, Tokyo, or any other part of Japan usually does not create a special mobile data fee. For customers using a Japanese mobile…
Mobile networks have changed quickly, but the difference between 5G and 4G is not always obvious when sending messages, checking maps, or browsing online. Both…
Starting a business in Fukushima or Miyagi often means making important technology decisions before a company has the budget or staff to hire a dedicated IT…