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Hello Korea: Mobile Directory for the iPad Now Available

The first-ever mobile directory book is coming out in an Apple iPad edition. Now you can find and contact potential partners in Korea immediately via their homepage, telephone as well as email.

The "Hello Korea: Mobile Directory" for the iPad is targeted at global mobile players who are considering working together with Korean companies. This directory will save time and make finding a Korea partner more efficient than ever before.

This first-ever mobile directory lists competitive Korean mobile companies consisting of 16 categories with more than 200 companies in the first edition. Much more than a simple company list, Hello Korea provides a mobile market overview in each category. The company list and market overview will be frequently updated.

The "Hello Korea: Mobile Directory" for the iPad is available now for $3.99.

Meanwhile "Hello Korea: Mobile Directory" is a bridge between global mobile players and local leading-edge companies. The directory is a stepping stone for entering the dynamic Korean telecom and mobile market.

Frequent major updates are scheduled for Hello Korea, thanks to the technology available via the iPad electronic edition. If you want to include your name in the Directory, please don't hesitate to contact us.

To request detailed information about the Directory and to place your order, please contact us at support@telecomskorea.com.

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