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Korea still behind in software power

Korea’s competiveness in the global IT industry has to date been from making durable, high quality hardware. Though many use Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy S3, few would say they’ve ever used a program made here and if they did, with satisfaction.

Regulator monitors Google's privacy policy

The nation’s top telecom regulator is checking on Google’s controversial privacy policy to see whether the search giant has followed its earlier promise to improve it.

Microsoft ends dispute with defense ministry

Microsoft has made peace with the Ministry of National Defense after the software giant dropped an earlier demand for the ministry to pay billions of won for the use of Microsoft software.

Galaxy S4 sales to top 10 million

Samsung Electronics said Thursday it expects its latest flagship handset, the Galaxy S4, to surpass the 10 million mark in sales next week.

NHN's dominance worries minister

Choi Moon-ki, the minister of science, ICT and future planning, has expressed concerns about the dominant structure of the Internet industry, saying the nation’s dominant portal operator NHN has “too much market power.”

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Briefs

Patent war pushes Samsung's innovation

LG looks to Hollywood for 3D content

Stereoscopic TV battle brewing

Samsung vows to cement TV lead

Vonage to pioneer unlimited calling in Korea


Science

NASA begins tests of 'Dream Chaser' mini space shuttle

Asteroid 'nine times size of QE2' to pass by Earth

Peak for baby-making sex in ancient Egypt was in July and August

Moon explosion sparked by meteorite crash on lunar surface

'Einstein's Planet' discovered with help of general relativity theory


 
Game

NHN, Nexon hit for pop-up ads

StarCraft II championship launched

Nexon halves royalties from PC bangs

StarCraft II falling despite expansion pack

Nexon unveils new baseball contents


Mobile

Samsung unveils core 5G technology

Amazon developing smartphone with 3-D screen

Galaxy S4 receives rave reviews

Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One: A clash of two Android titans

Pantech introduces Galaxy S4 challenger


 
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