SEOUL, Feb. 6 (Yonhap) -- The mobile messaging app KakaoTalk remains the most widely used social media platform in South Korea, followed by YouTube and Instagram, a survey showed Thursday.
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LG Uplus, Korea’s smallest mobile carrier, announced Thursday that it will allow its users’ total access to Kakao Talk’s free Internet call services without any limitation or additional fees.
The company runs Korea's most widely used messaging app, Kakao Talk, with 44 million monthly active users. But Kakao also offers payment services, ride-hailing, web comics, digital banking ...
The mobile messaging app KakaoTalk remains the most widely used social media platform in Korea, followed by YouTube and Instagram, a survey showed Thursday. According to research released by the ...
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