Korea set to open door to foreign mobile manufacturers

SEOUL - The Korean Communications Commission is to abolish regulations requiring all mobile phones to carry a domestic operating standard, opening the market to foreign handset manufacturers such as Nokia, Apple and RIM, the maker of Blackberry.

by David Blecken

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