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Apple to test WiBro-enabled devices in Korea? 
CrunchGear | by Doug Aamoth | Mon, Oct 13
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Wireless provider Korean Telecom reportedly signed a “memorandum of understanding” with Apple to combine “WiBro, a third generation-based communications technology, with Apple’s hit products such as the MacBook laptops and iPod media players,” according to Unwired View.
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