At the press conference at its headquarters last Friday, Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs accepted blame for the newest iPhone’s antenna malfunction. However, he dismissed the problem as so-called “Antennagate.” Jobs said rival smart phones also have reception issues like the iPhone 4.

Aside from the antenna problem, there was big news for Korea. The country is “excepting upcoming iPhone 4 release countries,” Jobs said, citing a lack of “government approval” as the reason.

TK Insight #Issue 23 (26 July 2010)

KT’s N-Screen Strategy
Two Good Bits of News for Samsung in Korea
Rushing Android Tablets Before iPad Coming in Korea
Korea to Push “Smart Work” System

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