Among the articles published on CNET Japan for one week (September 15-21, 2022), we will introduce you to the top 5 articles that were particularly popular. What types of articles caught the reader’s attention?
1st place: JoJo’s first “smartwatch” will be released in the fall of 2022! — Appeared from Sony “wena”
It has been revealed that the first smartwatch in collaboration with the popular manga “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” will be released from Sony’s “wena” series in the fall of 2022. September 20Hook sitehas been published.
Fujii, who wrote the story, is a real “JoJo” fan. Jojo’s love that can be felt from the article is also a must see.
2nd place: “iOS 16.0.1” distribution launched, “iPhone 14” issue fixed
Provided By: James Martin/CNET
Apple has already released an iOS 16 update to address several issues with the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro, 9to5Mac reports.
3rd place: “Students who do not attend school came to this class” — Free provision of the educational version “Momotaro Dentetsu” to educational institutions
At the KONAMI booth at the “Tokyo Game Show 2022” held at Makuhari Messe, a production presentation for “Educational Momotetsu” was held.
On September 15, Konami Digital Entertainment released the browser version of “Momotaro Dentetsu Educational Edition Lite ~Japan is Interesting!~” (Momotaro Educational Version) as an initiative to use it in the field of education with the theme “Momotaro Electric Railway” Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2022. From 2023, it will be provided free of charge to school educational institutions.
4th place: New product “Nest Wifi” from Google, information leaked before the announcement
Current “Google Nest Wifi”
Provided by: Google
The next version of Google’s popular mesh router, the Google Nest Wifi Pro 6E, appeared on B&H’s website last weekend. The product was to be announced at the “Made by Google” event in a few weeks.
5th place: “iOS 16” restores the remaining battery percentage display on the status bar – some “iPhones” are not supported
Provided By: James Martin/CNET
Apple’s latest major software update, iOS 16, comes with a slew of exciting features. For example, the icon indicating the percentage of remaining battery is displayed again in the status bar.
After downloading the new iOS 16 update, most iPhones, including the new iPhone 14, and all iPads will now display this battery icon. However, even iPhones that support iOS 16, such as the iPhone XR and iPhone 11, don’t seem to support this new battery icon feature.
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