Can’t type on your cell phone? The Japanese laugh at you
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If you’re frustrated when your cell phone chooses "home" instead of "good" when you’re typing, imagine typing an entire novel on it. Amazingly, that’s what half of Japanese best-selling authors do. Roughly 400,000 copies per novel are averaged by the top 10 selling works in Japan, and half of them come from thumbs. Most are uploaded to internet sites and then pushed to subscribers, and according to some of the most notorious authors, it’s the wave of the future. Masayoshi Yoshino, the president of Goma Books, is proclaiming that "this not simply as a fad, but as a new kind of culture." Better be prepared to juggle "see" and "are" more successfully than you do now!
On Dec 10, 2007 @ 6:46 pm, raerae Said:
thats not all they do with thier hands 400,000 times more then the US population
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On Dec 10, 2007 @ 9:16 pm, Anthony to the S. Said:
The Great American novel will soon be mobile.
http://paidandpopular.blogspot.com
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On Dec 10, 2007 @ 9:53 pm, Steve Said:
See you sure? I’d have to are it to believe it!
Too funny!
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