Live Park, the brainchild of digital marketing firm D'strict, is a theme park where every visitor has an avatar that follows them from attraction to attraction.READ MORE›
Windows that automatically change color to reduce heating and cooling bills are the next step of smart buildings. South Korean scientists just got a lot closer to automating them.READ MORE›
No plans Saturday? Then why not build a house?
WikiHouse is an online, open-source construction kit that lets people design and build a new crib in just 24 hours. Yeah, yeah, we know. It sounds ridiculous -- like the premise for ...READ MORE›
When we outsourced manufacturing to China and Japan and Taiwan, we may have lost something far more important than low-wage jobs. We may have lost the ability to innovate and grow.READ MORE›
South Korea is already light years ahead of the U.S. in terms of broadband infrastructure. Perhaps the lessons learned as Seoul rolls out its program will push the world closer toward truly wired cities.READ MORE›
Despite buzz-generating green-energy efforts, South Korea remains a relatively high carbon polluter. The new smartgrid commitment shows it is getting serious about cleaning up its act--the country is aiming to harness 11% of its energy from renewable sources. READ MORE›
With China's virtual monopoly of rare earth deposits--metals heavily relied upon by clean energy technologies--the world hopes to breathe a sigh of relief with South Korea's discovery.READ MORE›
South Korean intelligence claims China-based hackers stole confidential material from the country's diplomatic and security services throughout 2010. If a new report is correct, hackers inside the People's Republic of China gained access to personal computers and PDAs belonging to much of South Korea's power structure.READ MORE›
At Friday's iPhone 4 presser, aka Antennagate, Steve Jobs was tasked with bringing Apple's credibility back up to snuff after angering customers over the phone's nagging reception issues. And just as many cell phone companies such ...READ MORE›
Kim Yong-chul, a former prosecutor for South Korean giant Samsung, released a bestselling expose that's raising questions of corruption, bribery, and questionable ethics in both the government and media.READ MORE›
We've covered sustainable urban developments in Seoul before. On Tuesday researchers launched an environmentally friendly public transport system using a "recharging
road"-- with a vehicle sucking power magnetically from buried ...READ MORE›
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