LG Telecom, the 2G CDMA operator in Korea, unveiled its new mobile Internet service, dubbed ‘OZ 2.0,’ which includes a pre-loaded application service called “OZ Apps” and a new data plan.

With the OZ, which was introduced two years ago with a low flat rate for mobile Internet service, the smallest mobile operators have secured around one million signed-up users and have offered a lower mobile Internet rate than its other major competitors, SK Telecom and KT (formerly KTF).

Index of TK Insight (Issue 7: 22 Mar 2010)

OZ 2.0 by LG Telecom
New Blood for Samsung
Android Trademark for Exclusive Use of Samsung, SK Telecom
Korean Version of Twitter
Feature Phones Embracing Wi-Fi
VoIP over 3G
e-Learning Market

Telecoms Korea Insight covers all the main issues in the local market on a weekly basis for decision makers who are interested in the Korean market. Along with key topics of each issue in the Summary, we will also offer our own views with “TK Comment.”

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