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[Title] => Ubiquitous Korea: Vision of an IT society
[Summary] => Travel time from the Incheon International Airport to downtown Seoul takes about an hour and 20 minutes if you take the airport limousine bus. A taxi ride is not necessarily faster, only more private plus you get a bonus conversation with a cab driver who is sporting a fancy Samsung camera phone and definitely proud of his Korean car – a Kia Sportage – with a Global Positioning System (GPS) guiding the trip.
"It helps you avoid traffic and find the easiest route to your destination, ma’am," he says, pointing to the tiny box that receives the GPS signal.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-11 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Eden Estopace
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[Title] => Samsung showcase
[Summary] => Gearing up for the maturing of third-generation (3G) networks worldwide, Samsung Corp. has paraded a bevy of digital must-haves that are due for shipment starting next quarter at the CommunicAsia2005, Asia’s premier information and communications (ICT) event held in Singapore last month.
South Korea’s rising stars in the ICT arena actually packed interesting showcases of their latest product offerings that may become standard fare sooner than expected.
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[Summary] => Travel time from the Incheon International Airport to downtown Seoul takes about an hour and 20 minutes if you take the airport limousine bus. A taxi ride is not necessarily faster, only more private plus you get a bonus conversation with a cab driver who is sporting a fancy Samsung camera phone and definitely proud of his Korean car – a Kia Sportage – with a Global Positioning System (GPS) guiding the trip.
"It helps you avoid traffic and find the easiest route to your destination, ma’am," he says, pointing to the tiny box that receives the GPS signal.
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[Summary] => Gearing up for the maturing of third-generation (3G) networks worldwide, Samsung Corp. has paraded a bevy of digital must-haves that are due for shipment starting next quarter at the CommunicAsia2005, Asia’s premier information and communications (ICT) event held in Singapore last month.
South Korea’s rising stars in the ICT arena actually packed interesting showcases of their latest product offerings that may become standard fare sooner than expected.
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