Words by Stafford Lumsden, shots by Judith Clancy and Matthew Crompton * Korea (and Seoul in particular) is a Mecca for shoppers looking for deals on electronics. From home appliances to cameras and computers to MP3 players, Seoul is bursting with options on places to shop, and for the brave, places to find a bargain.

Words by Stafford Lumsden From left: Kindle, Kindle Touch, Kindle Fire

According to developer SK Planet, Sundew is a dynamic social Q&A service that is based on your trusted friend network, and it's a recent addition to my iPhone. Sundew allows users to post questions either publicly or to their friends and contacts on either their phone / Facebook or in Sundew and hope to get an answer. It functions much like if Twitter were an episode of Jeopardy, in that ...

For those who obviously can't use Google - here is a good place to start for all the stuff I have written on Kim Jong Il"Re-published with permission from the author. Check out The Chosun Bimbo for more great postings from the author.

While the passing of The Dear Leader Comrade General Kim Jong Il has commanded headlines the last week, news and analysis is now turning to wat is going to happen next - especially with The Great Successor, Supreme General Kim Jong Un seemingly eager to cement his place at the the top of the North Korean Elite. He seems to be doing a bang up job with three different visits to his father, laying in ...

One doesn't like to speak ill of the dead, but in this case I'll let it fly: And Stephen Colbert has some advice for Kim Jong Un:

Kim Jong Il Looking at Things....Kim Jong Un Looking at things.Re-published with permission from the author. Check out The Chosun Bimbo for more great postings from the author.

[Note] This post simply details what is so far known about the Death of KJI - analysis of what comes next will be a whole new post entirely! On Monday at 12pm KST The North Korean state controlled broadcaster The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) announced that the leader of The People's Democratic Republic of Korea (DPRK) Kim Jong Il, died on Saturday 17 December 2011 aged 69. The cause of death ...

Sure there are internet geeks, film geeks, even sports geeks. There are geeks - or people extremely interested in something - for almost any topic or category you can think of. I think I have mentioned previously my passing interest in stationery for instance, and I have found a cool little geeky service that deserves to be shared.

The iPhone 4S launches in Korea tomorrow (11 November 2011) but yesterday I got a sneak peak at the 4S thanks to a source with access to those kinds of things.