Analysis

KDC
Friday, February 3rd, 2012

SEOUL, KOREA — As election season follows, people frequent a talk of “welfare” and “free”. Lately, once hotly debated issue “free school meals“ finally elected a new Seoul major.

Thursday, January 5th, 2012

Wisconsin, USA –January 4, 2012 – It is a thought that weighs heavy on the minds of exporters in S Korea; will the currency volatility cause the U.S. to buy less products and cause further damage to its economy? After all, the inflation is making it more expensive for the U.S. to import goods.

Wednesday, January 4th, 2012

Wisconsin, USA –January 3, 2012 – From the U.S. perspective, the ever-changing policies and limitations between North and South Korea can be frustrating; one day S Korea may give food aid and the next it may not; one day it may allow its citizens to enter N Korea and the next it may not; the list goes on and on.

hand shaking
Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012

Wisconsin, USA –January 2, 2012 – According to several news reports from several Korean news agencies, President Lee Myung-bak –often characterized as a ‘rat’ in cartoons – announced in the New Year address that he would leave open opportunity for N Korea to peace and stability; in particular, it’s focus is ridding of the nuclear arms so that N Korea could be included in the six-party talks.

thumbs
Thursday, December 29th, 2011

Minnesota, USA –December 28, 2011 – Since 2007, there was a struggle to implement a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between S Korea and the U.S.; however, in October of this year the countries came upon an agreement, which would launch in early 2012.

n korean child
Monday, December 26th, 2011

Minnesota, USA –December 26, 2011 – Since the death of Kim Jong Il –leader of N Korea – there is a question mark that hangs above the heads of many; what will happen to N Korea and what can we expect for the future of the people there?

LG
Wednesday, December 21st, 2011

Minnesota, USA –December 21, 2011 – Although companies such as Samsung produce more than electronics, it is the only type of item that hits the U.S. market. But does this mean that Korea does not think it can compete in any other sector or that it is not profitable enough to do so?

Kindle
Friday, December 16th, 2011

Minnesota, USA –December 16, 2011 – Amazon announced on Thursday that for the past few weeks it has been selling 1 million Kindles per week; the specific details were not mentioned, but the fact is obvious: everyone wants one of these small devices and it will eventually lead to more material created for them.

IE
Friday, December 16th, 2011

Minnesota, USA –December 15, 2011 – News hit that Microsoft plans to implement automatic updates for all of its users of Internet Explorer (IE); it would not seek users’ approval or even notify them as to the automatic updates starting in January. Some users may be upset that they lost ‘control’ when it is not as big of a deal as it seems.

frustration
Thursday, December 8th, 2011

Minnesota, USA – December 7, 2011 – We are taught from a young age in school that the more companies that are offering a product or service, the better it is for the country. After all, it encourages competition in price and quality. Yet, when could we consider there to be too many options that it is difficult for consumers to make a choice?

computing
Sunday, July 24th, 2011

The IT Times has been publishing for the past seven years.  And these past seven years have been a great time to be focused on computing.  We have been able to report on great advancements in the computing world and been able to witness several important paradigm shifts leading to our current situation.  Summing it all up would be one word - social.  Computing has been growing and maturing and

Korea Will Rise to the Challenge One Nano at a Time
Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011

Korea is already a power elite in the IT sector.

Samsung Galaxy S II
Monday, May 23rd, 2011

Samsung has recently rolled out a new, larger and better tablet computer, an update to its Galaxy S smartphone and the latest barrage in their battle with Apple for supremacy of the high-end mobile devices market.

Coal and Nuclear Energy
Friday, April 22nd, 2011

Eighty-five percent of global coal reserves are concentrated in six countries (in descending order of reserves): USA, Russia, India, China, Australia and South Africa and coal fuels over 40 percent of electricity worldwide.

every word image
Friday, March 18th, 2011

Minnesota, USA March 17, 2011- The number of free games for the Kindle is limited; although, one of the games on the list, Every Word, is addicting to play.

Picture Paradise
Friday, March 11th, 2011

 

Children relationship
Thursday, March 10th, 2011

Minnesota, USA March 9, 2011- The social networking site Facebook is extremely popular and it is becoming rare for anyone not to have it. This makes it difficult as young children who cannot legally use it just sit back and watch adults or older kids interact with each other and use all the features it offers.

flat screen tv
Friday, February 18th, 2011

Minnesota, USA February 17, 2011- I can not say that I hate what flat screens bring to our homes and offices. However, it is getting more difficult to distinguish one from another if we are not starring directly at the logo.

question mark
Thursday, February 17th, 2011

Minnesota, USA February 16, 2011- Although there are many wireless carriers, Verizon and AT&T are undoubtedly the ones who have the most reach to consumers in the U.S. There's difficulty in choosing between the two, so we are about to make it easier by displaying the basics that could push you one way or the other. Pay close attention to the areas highlighted in yellow as these show what is unique and better than the other company's option. 

Paranmanjang
Monday, January 24th, 2011

Park Chan-wook, a flexible stylist with an esthetic that straddles the line between the bizarre and the mainstream has masterminded such hit films as "Joint Security Area", "The Vengeance Trilogy", "Oldboy" and "Thirst". Now, Park's latest adoption is a 30 minute short film that is exclusively shot with Apple's iPhone 4.

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