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Although Sawada made a proud profit out of the license sale and the royalties, his main satisfaction comes from the fact that "people are actually using something that I created-I can see it is useful
Positioning YAPPA as “the UI company,” where UI stands for “user interface,” Ito is working to bring intuitive, easy-to-use, and exciting UIs to electronic products by embedding its technology
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