Thu, Jan 17, 2008
I visit popgadget.com once in awhile, and recently, they had some Korean related blog posts.
- Mobile coupons big in Korea
- Sell your tech ideas on Korean game show
- Samsung unveils world’s first 5 megapixel camera phone (By the way, Korea is the only country in the world where Nokia or Motorola aren’t number one.)
- 7 Korean technology trends in 2008 [KoreaTimes]
: John, thanks for the recommendation. I've put the documentary in my Netflix queue! Hope you're doing well.
: I think you might get a kick out of the documentary, "Smash His Camera," the story of paparazzi photographer Ron Galella. It's airing on [...]
: Hi there! I've been on and off the web, until I stumbled across your page. I got stuck reading and going through the pictures. [...]
: Glad to see your web page is up and running again.
Thanks for sharing.
: Nice to meet you
: I miss your blogging. It was always an interesting read.
: I miss you 
18. January 2008 at January 18, 2008 - 9:16 am
Re: 7 Korean Tech Trends
I have IPTV (HanaTV), and it rocks! The only issue was the lack of live programming. If that gets resolved this year IPTV will be a major force to be reckoned with.
18. January 2008 at January 18, 2008 - 1:17 pm
The ability to stream live TV to cell phones has been around for a couple of years thanks to Slingmedia.com and myhava.com. Of course, you need to have the box connected to a satellite or cable receiver and a broadband connection (and be able to connect to the internet via your phone). I use both a slingbox and a hava box. I prefer the slingbox for ease of use and reliablity.