| 2012 |
- Made available Sanseido's Daijirin and Taishukan's Genius English-Japanese/Japanese-English, Japan's most renowned dictionaries, for KDDI's au Smart Pass, which offers unlimited app download (for Android) or unlimited use of Web apps (for iOS) at a flat rate.
- Made the Daijirin and Taishukan's Genius for Windows 8 available on the Windows Store.
- Developed and published three Apps, Miruzo, CliWiIki and MintReader, making use of HTML5.
- Together with Microsoft Japan, EAST made the announcement of a solution for Microsoft Office with the use of Unicode IVS (Ideographic Variation Sequence).
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2011 |
- The EPUB 3 Japanese text layout features enabled by WebKit
- partnered with Datalogics and started Adobe Reader Mobile SDK sales in Japan
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| 2010 |
- contracted the EPUB 3 Japanese text layout feature project with MIC as a part of MIC’s ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) revitalization project
- Japanese dictionary “Daijirin”, Chinese-Japanese/Japanese-Chinese dictionaries by Sanseido for Android smartphone
- announced an ebook open platform “Shogura”
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2009 |
- Co-developed a travel album named “Toripoto” with JTB (Japan Travel Bureau) on Windows Azure
- developed “Kijizo”, a viewer for e-newspapers and e-magazines
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2007 |
- established a joint venture Estina.cn at Wuxi in China
- partnered with iRex in Holland for iLiad, an e-paper reading client
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2006 |
- started “MyBooks.jp” service which yields paper books from blogs
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2005 |
- started “BizPal” service which enables social networks and blogs
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2004 |
- partnered with Adobe US and stated PDF library sales
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2002 |
- developed and started “new globe world music encyclopedia” service partnered with Kodansha and Shogakukan
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2001 |
- developed and started “WebDictionary” service partnered with Sanseido
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2000 |
- contracted with 120K pages transformation from official papers to XML
- started XML consortium as one of founders, director, and vice-chairman
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1999 |
- Microsoft became one of stockholders
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1997 |
- developed and started “Books.or.jp” web search service partnered with Japan Books Publishing Association
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1995 |
- participated in Kanji processing technical committee for Windows NT
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1994 |
- developed a PostScript printer driver “PS Print” for the Windows DTP
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1993 |
- became a distributor of PenMagic “Numero!” on GO PenPoint OS
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1992 |
- established a joint venture EAST Information Technology Corporation of Heilongjiang in China
- co-developed WOW for Windows NT, five engineers stationed in Seattle
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1991 |
- participated in Windows 3.1 PDC by Microsoft in Seattle
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1990 |
- started Windows consortium as one of founders, helped as vice-chairman for eight years
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1989 |
- succeeded in Windows printer drivers as a virtually single supplier
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1988 |
- developed and provided a new Japanese word processor software named “TextWriter” on Windows 2.0
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1985 |
- established EAST Co. Ltd. on May 4th, 1985, with eight people
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