Korean government opens door for Apple, RIM
2008/12/10 23:35The Korea Communications Commission decided to end the Wireless Internet Platform for Interoperability (WIPI) middleware requirement for mobile phones sold in Korea:
The decision will bring an end to the dreadful wait by Korean gadget lovers of iPhone, Apple's latest product to create a global craze, with wireless carriers KTF and SK Telecom allowed to release the handsets next spring.
Following a lengthy debate, commissioners of the Korea Communications Commission (KCC) Wednesday agreed to retire the home-made standard specifications on April 1 next year, lifting what had effectively been a trade barrier for foreign electronics makers like Apple and Nokia.
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