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Posted byChad KohalykJuly 25, 2009November 12, 2014Posted inhilarity

Lost in Translation: The best part of iPhone SMS is the emoji.

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Chad Kohalyk is a Canadian who often writes about travelling in Japan. He is working on a book after many years in the startup world. In the past he has written much about the intersection of technology and politics. More →

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