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A model displays Japanese toymaker Takara Co’s “Bowlingual” device, which the company says “translates” dog emotions, in Tokyo. The toy analyzes a dog’s voice with a wireless microphone attached to its collar, then displays expressions.
Taiwan actress Hsiao Chang displays a mobile phone made of 18K gold and decorated with five-carat diamonds worth 1 million Taiwan dollar ($ 29,000) in Taipei.
A South Korean man surfs the Web at an Internet cafe in Seoul. A Chinese hacker’s Website has emerged as a top suspect as the origination of the computer worm that wreaked worldwide Internet havoc over the weekend, South Korean police said.
DATA IT employee displays a gold-plated computer mouse at its unveiling in Bangkok. The mouse weighs about 304 grams and costs 2,00,000 Baht ($ 4,651).
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