Korea and the United States invented carbon fiber that can produce electricity
This advanced technology promises the development of smart phones and other electrical devices without the need to use batteries in the future.
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This advanced technology promises the development of smart phones and other electrical devices without the need to use batteries in the future.
In the future, will the high-pressure pain patches be replaced with nano-mesh?
Korea has recently invented a type of biological watch glass, which will be expected to become essential when visitors go out or work abroad.
You'll notice Red Star 3 looks a lot like Mac OS X. Older versions look a lot like Windows XP.
South Korea said it would invest 2.2 trillion won (about $ 186 million) until 2015, to synchronize teaching and learning using digital textbooks and computer systems to…
South Korea's media committee said the government had officially announced that dozens of government websites and large companies had been attacked by hackers.
Concerns about Korea's ability to conduct cyberwar are increasing in South Korea after a series of cyber attacks on many government agencies.
South Korean police yesterday (January 13) said it had concluded a multi-month investigation into Google and would suggest prosecuting the company for acts of illegally…
After two years of investigation, the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) on September 11 officially ruled that Intel violated South Korea's antitrust laws. Currently, th…
Wanting to psychologically dissect and see Korean youth activities, just put the lens on the website Cyworld - Korea's number one website with about 20 million members (…
If people know the US with MySpace and YouTube, Japan with Mixi are the ones
On January 1, 2007, in Hanoi, the Institute of Information and Communication Strategy (NIPTS) cooperated with the Korean Information Society Development Institute (KISDI…
South Korean police arrested on January 30 two suspected suspects of the biggest spam attack in history.
SK Telecom plans to become a mobile service provider based on the world's first UWB (Ultra Wideband) platform around early 2008.
Thinking about technology, to robots, everyone would remember immediately about Japan. But it's not just Japan. A neighbor of this country, South Korea, is investing in…