Apparently information capturing and management startup Evernote is seeing quite some early success in Japan only three months after the release of its Japanese-language version.

Already, Japan is its second largest market after the United States, Evernote says, representing nearly 15 percent of the service’s daily traffic. Furthermore, over 50,000 books about Evernote in Japanese have already gone over the counter.

Fujitsu, Japan’s largest IT services firm, has defended its actions in a row with the firm’s former president about his alleged links to organised crime.

In a statement, Fujitsu said it did nothing wrong over the resignation last September of...

Other potential suitors include the software arm of Larsen & Toubro and Fujitsu.

Mobile phone manufacturer Fujitsu has come up with a unique cellphone concept that resembling a clear pebble not only looks good but also touts some of the highly advanced features for trendy users. Displayed at CEATEC 2009 in Japan, the futuristic...