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How We Read the City

In Seoul for a couple of days – meetings and a refresher on the mobile landscape.

One example of the hyper-connected city? The taxi’s sat-nav includes access to real-time traffic-cam feeds. If you want to understand the impact of download speed as an enabler, you have to live and breathe it.

11 Oct 2010

In: Cultural Norms, Seoul and tagged with 3.5g, cam, connectivity, data, LTE, sat-nav, taxi, traffic.

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