following my BLog dated November 11th on Korean Apple App Store Game finally open,
games are now available also on Android portable machines since this morning .
game category in Android systems had been closed since March 2010 due to Korean Game industry Law requiring EACH game to be registered in South Korea . this was also why the Game category has been so long showing “nothing” in South Korean cell phones and iPads .
it simply was not effective for Apple nor Android-based developers to register EACH of those rather smaller games as they were available for their mobile devices .
all this comes with the amendment of Korean Game industry Law relaxing regulation concerning Mobile Open Markets from pre-registry, to individual control of mobile companies .
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the nation having opened-up after an empty game category in almost TWO years only proves to show how stuck-up AND insensitive the political government is run
in THE most popular category of utmost-trendy apparatus among a nation that is now ranking at the technological peak of Global consumers .
ofcourse, NOT that Korean users have NOT been playing games all-along this time
for iPhone and iPad users have been able to use the US(disabled early-on)-to-Hong Kong accounts
and Android users switching to individual Repositories .
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– Korea Tech BLog, November 2011 –
What is the name of that game? It looks funs!
I have always had a dying question for you. How and when did you become so interested in tech? The photo is of a cute female in a pilot helmet and in Korea it is a male dominated society. I am sure it must be akward from time to time. My Korean wife just shakes her head and says I’m strange… :_)
Mr.B you should know a popular best-selling Android Game – besides, the name of the game is on the photo 😉
and to answer your question : because, after all~ these years.. my favourite cell phone still is none other than the good ol’Qualcomm QCP 1900
A) for the clarity in voice compared to previous phones was astonishing, and
B) the feel~ of the grip was humainely right //