Honda Launches Used-car Leasing Program Through The Fair App

Honda launches used-car leasing program through the Fair app

If you can lease a new car, why not a Certified Pre-Owned used car? That notion would seem to offer even lower payments since the depreciation over the term of the lease would be less. To date, however, that idea has not caught on, but now Honda is — very tentatively — testing the waters of CPO car leasing.

For the program, Honda has hooked up with Fair.com, a used-car leasing site that was started a few years ago. Fair offers the ability to lease a used car on either a month-by-month basis or for a fixed term, and charges a start payment (down payment) along with a monthly fee that also includes routine maintenance and roadside assistance.

Apple Could Bring Apple Tv App To Xbox And Playstation Consoles

Apple Could Bring Apple TV App To Xbox And PlayStation Consoles

It seems that Apple’s TV ambitions are starting to grow because according to multiple reports, Apple is apparently planning to bring its Apple TV app to more platforms like the Xbox and PlayStation consoles.

The initial report came from Windows Central who claimed that Apple is working with Microsoft to bring the Apple TV app to Xbox consoles. The feature was actually spotted by some Xbox Insiders and later corroborated by Windows Central themselves. 9to5Mac later followed up by saying that Apple is also working with Sony on a similar feature, although they also note that for the PlayStation, there could also be HomeKit support.

Govt. To Study Possible Flaws In Virus Tracing App

Govt. to study possible flaws in virus tracing app

Japan's health ministry will study possible glitches in its coronavirus contact tracing app, as an increasing number of users have been complaining about it.

The ministry says the app, known as COCOA, had been downloaded more than 17 million times as of Thursday since its launch in June.

Japan's Coronavirus Tracing App Resumes

Japan's coronavirus tracing app resumes

Japan's health ministry is resuming the nation's coronavirus contact-tracing app service on Wednesday. The app has been under repair because of a glitch.

The smartphone app is designed to notify users who are thought to have been in close contact with someone infected with the virus.

Japan's Contact-tracing App Suffers Glitch

Japan's contact-tracing app suffers glitch

Japan's health ministry is trying to repair a glitch in the nation's coronavirus contact-tracing app, which was rolled out just days ago.

The smartphone app is designed to notify users who are thought to have been in close contact with someone infected with the virus.

Japan Rolls Out Coronavirus Contact-tracing App

Japan rolls out coronavirus contact-tracing app

Japan's government is urging citizens to download a free coronavirus contact-tracing app that became available at app stores on Friday.

A smartphone with the app will record encrypted data sent out by other smartphones within a one-meter radius after 15 minutes of contact.

Japan To Launch Coronavirus Contact-tracing App

Japan to launch coronavirus contact-tracing app

The Japanese government is launching a smartphone app designed to notify people who have come into close contact with individuals confirmed infected with the coronavirus.

It will release the free software on app distribution platforms on Friday.

Japan's Virus-tracking App To Launch Friday

Japan's virus-tracking app to launch Friday

The Japanese government says smartphone users will be able to download a coronavirus contact-tracing app starting Friday.

Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Nishimura Yasutoshi, the minister in charge of the government's coronavirus response, said he wants people to install the app to protect lives.

Japan Plans To Introduce Contact-tracing App

Japan plans to introduce contact-tracing app

The Japanese government plans to make a coronavirus contact-tracing app available by the end of this month.

The app records the data of smartphones that come within a certain distance of each other. People will then be alerted if they have been in close contact with someone diagnosed with the virus.

App Maps Virus Risks In Medical Facilities

App maps virus risks in medical facilities

A Japanese venture company has developed a smartphone app that can identify risks of exposure to the coronavirus inside medical institutions.

The app was created by an IT firm based in Tokyo that works with the medical industry.

Govt. May Introduce Virus Contact Tracking App

Govt. may introduce virus contact tracking app

The Japanese government is considering the adoption of a smartphone app that would allow authorities to quickly identify people who may have been exposed to those infected with the new coronavirus.

The app will be similar to the one developed and introduced in Singapore. If users of smartphones loaded with the app come into close proximity, the handsets will receive each other's phone number and record it in an encrypted form.