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02/21/2010

India Expects Korea to Help Expand Wireless Networks

India is seeking South Korea's help to expand its wireless Internet networks, South Korea's telecom regulator said Sunday.

The issue was a topic when the head of South Korean telecom regulator, Choi See-jung, met with India's telecom secretary, PJ Thomas, in New Delhi on Saturday, the Korean Communications Commission (KCC) said in an e-mailed statement.

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Posted at 09:08 PM in Mobile WiMAX (WiBro) |

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