The one thing nobody wants to do after a long day of work is schlep to the supermarket and fight the crowds grabbing groceries for dinner. Commuters in Seoul, however, now have a different option—shopping by smartphone in the virtual grocery store in the Seolleung underground station.
Remember “Locationgate”? That one time everyone was up in arms about a hidden file in iPhones that fed location data back to Apple? If you don’t, that’s okay (in internet years that’s like trying to remember the ’60s). Here’s a kind refresher.
North Korea has been conducting “drills” for cyberwar against its southern neighbor using simple, but very effective denial-of-service attacks, according to security experts.
In the U.S., when you start tracking users’ whereabouts you face tons of scrutiny and a software update that will fix the problem. In South Korea, they just raid your office.
Park Chan-Wook’s new movie is making headlines, although not for the usual reason of the extreme violence usually contained in his films. The director, known best for his big South Korean blockbuster films Oldboy and Joint Security Area, solely used the iPhone 4 to shoot his new project, a 30 minute short film called Paranmanjang which roughly translates [...]
2010 is the year of 3D.
