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Microsoft loses copyright lawsuits in Korea
The software giant has failed a legal battle with a local business around the office suite at the top of Office. The Korean Supreme Court in a ruling last week rejected…
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Korea: The downside of broadband society
Korea is one of the most connected countries on the planet, however
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Korea promoted Wibro technology
In Seoul, the HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) technology is being considered as the core of 3G mobile networks, and is the foundation for boosting the data t…
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Korea: Microsoft announced two new versions of Windows
Microsoft has announced that it will launch two new versions of Windows in Korea on August 24 to comply with the antitrust regulations being applied to the world's large…
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Korea supports more than USD 1.4 million to build an electronic library
Minutes of project agreement to support the construction of an electronic library at the Ho Chi Minh National Political Academy by the Korean Government, through non-ref…
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WiMax is officially deployed in Korea
The telecom companies are starting the Wibro service business, a variant of WiMax, in Seoul. This is considered to be the first opportunity to compare a wide range of wi…
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Microsoft is 'losing' in Korea
South Korea has just rejected Microsoft's appeal against the ruling of antitrust lawsuits in this Asian country. The Korea Fair Trade Commission has officially announced…
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South Korea - Google's piece of cake
Google has squeezed into almost every corner of the world, but has failed bitterly in trying to invade Korea, one of the world's number one countries. Why so?
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Microsoft: 'We have complied with Korean law'
Today, Microsoft filed a lawsuit with the Korean Supreme Court on sanctions that its antitrust managers have applied to the firm. Microsoft's new move is an event
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Korea: Move to the wireless world
The Internet is ubiquitous and embraces people in a global wiring system. Connecting by radio waves according to distinguished definitions ('Radio ID Tags') frees people…
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Korea developed a device to treat depression
Special equipment developed by a Korean start-up promises to bring hope to people with depression in the future.
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'Solar Road' is unique to Korea
About 160 km from Seoul, the expressway linking Daejeon and Sejong has something special that is not anywhere in the world yet.
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Korea develops 'fast as lightning speed train'
South Korea is planning to build high-speed trains that can carry passengers at nearly the speed of sound.
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South Korea develops giant fighting robot
Hankook Mirae (Korea) is developing a giant human-like fighting robot. This is what we usually see only in science fiction films.
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What do smartphones need? The clothes also turned into screens
South Korean scientists are developing a special type of OLED display that can be embedded in fabric.