Telecoms Korea released an English version of Telecoms Korea Magazine for the iPad focusing Korea’s telecom and mobile industries.
The monthly Telecoms Korea Magazine for the iPad delivers never-before-seen content with unique viewpoints from the editorial …

To seize the promising media tablet market, new models are rushing from local and global players in Korea.
While Apple iPad and Samsung Electronics Galaxy Tab 7-inch are currently dominating the market, iPad2 was …

Rising consumer interest in media tablets like Apple Inc.’s iPad is beginning to take a toll on the global PC market, with shipments of desktops and notebooks in the first quarter of 2011 declining compared …

Shipments of traditional PC-type tablet PCs will be dwarfed by the newer media-type tablets like the iPad from Apple Inc., with the media category outshipping the PC variety by a factor of 10 during the …

Apple’s iPad commanded 85% of the market for media tablets in 2010, according to full-year figures reported by ABI Research. The tablet market surged in the second half of the year, but it wasn’t just …

The main difference between Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy Tab is the screen-size at 10.1 versus 7 inches.
Although Samsung sacrificed one of the merits of portability in its original tablet, the 10.1-inch tablet is …

While tablet PC demand is lower than expected in the local market, Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy Tab is actually in the lead over the world’s top media device, the Apple iPad, by unit sales.
Samsung said …

LG Uplus, a unit of LG Group, announced Monday that it will offer Samsung Electronics’ tablet PC, the Galaxy Tab to its customers starting this Wednesday.
As an affiliate of LG Electronics, the smallest mobile …

After two months of using the Galaxy Tab, my choice is…
First, let me mention that thanks to Samsung Electronics’ support, I have been using the Galaxy Tab for about two months. (Thanks, Samsung!)
That said, …

At the Mobile Asia Congress held November 17 to 18 at Hong Kong, Telecoms Korea had a chance to talk with Hyeon-myeong Pyo, CEO of KT’s Personal Customers Unit.