Tokyo-based online language learning site Smart.fm (operated by Cerego Japan) just released an iPhone app yesterday, which lets you not to miss an opportunity to learn even in desperately crowded commutes every morning.
For the service’s web edition intended for PC users, they changed the web development framework from Flash to JavaScript, and in this renewal, some new features were also added with aiming at allowing users to set their goals and to motivate themselves learn better.
The accumulated number of Smart.fm users has exceeded 1 million since the service launch on October 1st., 2007. Smart.fm fundraised USD3.37M from NTT last July (Refer to this Asiajin article for more details).
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Masaru IKEDA