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Giants stop streaking Buffaloes

11.06.11

The sputtering Yomiuri Giants had their highest offensive output since April 29, and Tetsuya Utsumi had a short outing.

Still, the lefty still picked up the win Saturday as the bullpen kept Orix off the scoreboard over four innings and the Giants topped the Buffaloes 6-2 at Kyocera Dome Osaka.

The loss snapped Orix's season-high seven-game winning streak, which pushed them into the second place in the interleague standings.

Utsumi (8-1), the Central League wins leader, lasted just five innings, surrendering two runs on six hits and a walk, while fanning five to help the Giants snap their four-game losing streak.

Source: The Daily Yomiuri

Kyocera Echo Helps Father's In Multi-Tasking

22.02.86

Give dad a phone to help him do all those little tasks that require his attention. Help him multitask with the Kyocera Echo . A smartphone with a tablet type of experience via a patented hinge and software, the Echo, brings a new experience to smartphone people.

Running Android on a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and 1GB of onboard memory with the ability to upgrade via microSD (sold separately) to up 32GB. The Echo is a unique handset design.

Through the use of VueQue, the user can use the dual screens as two seperate screens. One can be used to surf the web as the other can be used for something completely different.

Source: Gulfstream News

Welcome to Waste Management World

10.06.11

Kyocera Communications Inc . (KCI), San Diego-based provider of Kyocera- and Sanyo-branded wireless phones in the Americas, has been named "2011 Recycler of the Year" by the City of San Diego's Environmental Services Department (ESD). It is the eleventh consecutive year that KCI, which was formed in 2000, has been awarded by the City for its recycling and environmental practices. Kyocera, which operates multiple divisions in San Diego, now has earned 18 such awards from the City - more than any other business in San Diego, according to the ESD.

Source: Waste Management World