In Japan, it is common practice for customers to sign a two-year contract with a mobile phone company when purchasing a new iPhone. Previously, the fee for two years entitled the purchaser to ownership of the iPhone. However, the current situation differs somewhat. Once the two-year fee has been paid, the next step is to return the iPhone to the telecommunications company and settle the remaining loan. You have the option of continuing to use it as it is, but many people choose to return the iPhone to the telecommunications company because the remaining loan and telecommunications fees can be...

It's time to get a new iPhone. I bought my current iPhone 14 Pro on a two-year return program, so if I return it this month or next, I won't have to pay the remaining balance. I'm attached to my 14 Pro, but the battery won't last a full day anymore, so I think I should get a new one. I'll probably order a 16 Pro next month.

I heard that someone I know lost his job last month. I am not close to him, but it makes me very sad to think about how he must be feeling right now. Because that could be my future. In the industry I work in, it is not uncommon for jobs to suddenly disappear. The pay is not so good.

My farst post

This is my first post. I have posted a copy of the Japanese translated into English at DeepL. I am currently learning English. In the future, I would like to be able to blog in a language other than my mother tongue without the help of tools. However, I have been cheating a bit from the beginning.