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fishermen in South Korea may use mobile technology to locate catches

  • By: Kanak Bhandari
  • Date:May 23rd, 2007
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    World is advancing with a great speed and you sole aim of survival is to be creative. Yeah , thats why a Korean company opearator has found a new market — helping fishermen locate their catches.
    fishmen to use mobile technology
    SK Telecom said Wednesday it has introduced a service using a float-shaped ultrasonic transmitter, which is connected to a phone on one end and a fishing line on the other.

    “This service needs an additional device costing 120,000 won (129 dollars),” SK Telecom spokesman Lee Kyo-Hyuk told AFP. “It shows the location of fish and the depth and temperature of the water.”

    It is the latest in a series of fresh services developed by South Korean firms to attract increasingly sated clients.

    In 2004 SK Telecom became the first to introduce a service using ultrasonic waves to repel mosquitoes. Now all other local firms provide similar services.

    “The mosquito-chasing service has helped our company attract more than 10,000 new clients every year,” Lee said.

    Source: yahoo news

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    2007-09-01 09:50:01

    [...] getting degraded. That article also pose some ways to test camera of mobile phones. Same time fisherman in South Korea were using mobile technology to locate fishes, and I was trying to find out my mini office in my mobile [...]

     
    Comment by lawl
    2007-12-06 22:25:04

    fish

     
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