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JUNE 21, 2004
THE 2004 INFO TECH 100
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Korea: The Wireless Frontier

South Korea leads the world in cutting-edge wireless services. Here's a look at life on the frontier:

WATCHING TV
Can't get home in time to watch your favorite show? That's no problem for Koreans, who use mobile phones to view an array of TV programs.

LISTENING TO MUSIC
New cell phones from Korean companies like Samsung and LG double as MP3 players that store hours' worth of digital music.

CHECKING TRAFFIC
Closed-circuit cameras located along highways and city streets beam images of traffic directly to wireless phones.

BALANCING THE BOOKS
Wireless online banking is one of Korea's hottest trends. People use cell phones to check real-time stock quotes, trade securities, and transfer funds.





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