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FPV Drone Coverage Divides Fans: Milano 2026 Olympics' 100mph Camera Revolution, stunning or too noisy?

The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics has introduced FPV drone cameras for the first time in Olympic history. These 100mph first-person-view drones deliver breathtaking footage that makes viewers feel like they're racing alongside athletes, but the high-pitched buzzing has drawn comparisons to the 2010 World Cup vuvuzelas. Here's how Japan and the world are reacting to this broadcasting revolution.

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AI Digital Notebook "TCL Note A1 NXTPAPER": Japan Pre-Orders Begin for Paper-Like Device That Thinks With You

TCL launches pre-orders for the Note A1 NXTPAPER on Makuake, a digital notebook blending paper-like display technology with built-in AI tools — all for around $650. With voice transcription, real-time translation, and AI summarization included at no extra cost, this device challenges E-Ink rivals. We explore the evolving digital stationery market and Japan's reaction.

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tuki. Sets Guinness Record at First-Ever Concert: Faceless Teen Songwriter Sells Out Budokan with 8,503 Tickets

tuki., a Japanese high school singer-songwriter who keeps her face and real name hidden, held her very first live concert at Nippon Budokan — and set a Guinness World Record. All 8,503 tickets sold out instantly, earning the record for most tickets sold by a solo J-Pop artist at their debut public performance. From TikTok covers to over 1 billion streams, here's the story of the 16-year-old phenomenon who moved an arena to tears.

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Charlie Puth x Utada Hikaru Collaboration: "Home" Unites Two Pop Icons on New Album

Charlie Puth's fourth album *Whatever's Clever!* includes "Home," his first collaboration with Hikaru Utada. The pairing surfaced in the tracklist he posted right after singing the Super Bowl LX anthem; the single arrived on March 9, 2026 and the album on March 27. Two artists rooted in R&B take on the idea of where you belong.