It appears that not everyone in the world is jumping on the bandwagon when it comes to Google’s latest and greatest.   And even though K Telecom, just this past June, began selling Google’s first super phone, the Nexus One, they’re whistling a different tune with the Nexus S.  Lee In-won, a spokesman for KT, stated earlier this week to the Korea Times “Currently, we have no plans to introduce Google’s latest Android handset“.

Apparently, KT is not the only carrier to echo the same notion.  A larger mobile carrier, SK Telcom feels the same way.  Both company’s have expressed their lack of an ability to market and customize the device to their own liking.  For instance, both carriers had little success in attempting to implement their own navigation application, “T-Map” onto the device.  Google insists on not allowing overseas carriers to mar the “pure Android” experience by overlaying their own proprietary services and applications, further burying the OS and rendering it an unproductive device.  As Kim Yoo-chul states in the Korea Times article: Read More…

Korea Telecom Not Interested In The Nexus S?

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