After Nokia X6, there is also going to be another high-class smartphone available in South Korea soon. KT, the second largest phone carrier in South Korea, will sell the phone, but unfortunately we do not know anything about the price yet. KT says Nexus One will be available both online and through various retailers.

KT also offers iPhone in South Korea, so it's not an untested market. Since November 2009, it sold an incredible 732.000 units of iPhones. Comparing the sales in the US, Nexus One will probably not be so popular in the Asian country, but you never know what can happen.

You probably already know Nexus One runs Android 2.2 (and it's the first smartphone out there which got it), is powered up by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, packs 512 MB DRAM and has an 800x480 display. The storage capacity is big, 512 MB internal memory and 4 GB included on slot, expandable until 32.

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In under a week, Samsung sold 100.000 units of the new Galaxy S in South Korea, which proves how loved and appreciated is the brand in the Asian country. Now we have another hot information. Samsung doubled its sell in South Korea, reaching an impressive 200.000 units milestone there. And more impressive than the number is the fact that they reached the milestone in just 10 days. That's 20.000 each day since its release.

Samsung was looking to hit the maket and become appreciated with Galaxy S, and they did it, even if their best performance seems to be the one in South Korea. This device is set to be launched in 110 countries by the end of this summer. They may also reach 10% market share before the end of Q4 this year. Since the release of Samsung Instincs hasn't this company enjoyed such a good period, so it's normal they are happy and filled with joy. Way to go!

Via PhAndroid.