Even though Android platform based smartphones have not yet been introduced in the Korean market, the open source-based smartphone operating system may lead the local smartphone market, according to a survey conducted by research firm …

While the Microsoft smartphone operating system based smartphone has dominated Korea because of backing by the leading mobile carrier, SK Telecom, mobile experts expect that Windows Phone (formerly Windows Mobile) will disappear in the local …

LG Telecom, the smallest mobile carrier in Korea, announced it will introduce a Microsoft Windows Phone (formerly Windows Mobile 6.5)-based smartphone, called the “OZ Omnia” (SPH-M7350) this month.
The OZ Omnia, one of Samsung Electronics’ Omnia …

The successful launch of the cult iPhone by U.S. firm Apple and its growing local popularity are presenting Samsung Electronics with a dilemma as it seeks to defend its mobile phone market on home ground …

SK Telecom, the leading mobile carrier with 51% of the market share, reportedly plans to launch the Motorola Droid, which is called the latest ‘iPhone-killer’ to compete against KT’s Apple iPhone.
Due to Verizon and …

KT will likely sell more than 700,000 units of the popular iPhone next year if it can remain the country’s sole distributor of Apple’s flagship phone, a report by Japanese investment bank Nomura said Wednesday.
KT, …

Eager South Korean consumers lined up at midnight to be among the first in the country to get their hands on Apple’s popular iPhone Saturday.
Hundreds of people began to stand in line from midnight in …

It took only four days for Apple to knock down Samsung Electronics, which controls more than half of the mobile phone market in Korea.
After KT, the only distributor of iPhone in the local market, …

While KT, the first distributor of Apple’s iPhone in Korea, officially announced the launch of the iPhone on Sunday and began accepting pre-orders through its online store, the sales of the iconic smartphone reached 15,000 …

KT, South Korea’s largest broadband Internet operator, said Sunday it will start selling Apple’s iPhone handsets here this week, a move expected to challenge the nation’s smart-phone market dominated by Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics
KT, …