Tuesday, March 17, 2026

The New Model Y Is Here—Sharper Looks, Smoother Ride, Same Tesla DNA

Tesla Korea launches the new Model Y with enhanced design and features, offering three variants and impressive range and efficiency.

Bride-to-Be Asks Friend to Lose Weight for Bouquet Toss: Is It Too Much?

A bride-to-be's request for her friend to lose weight for her wedding bouquet toss ignites a debate on body image and friendship.

Kim Jong Un Furious: Demands Better Disaster Response After Devastating Floods

North Korea urged officials to thoroughly prepare for summer disasters, recalling the Anseok reclaimed land flooding incident from last year.

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DIGITAL D-DAY: Microsoft Azure Glitch Knocked Out ALL UK Phones and Nearly Caused A Mid-Air Plane COLLISION

Microsoft faced a major Azure outage disrupting services for global customers, including airlines and social media platforms.

OpenAI Unveils New AI Model: Are Higher Subscription Fees on the Horizon?

OpenAI plans to launch a new AI model with premium features, focusing on computational resources and exclusive services for pro subscribers.

LG Uplus Wins Red Dot Design Award for U+tv User Experience

LG Uplus's U+tv wins the main prize at the 2025 Red Dot Design Awards for its exceptional UX and innovative design in IPTV services.

Perplexity AI Launches Comet Plus, Revenue-Sharing Model for News Content

Perplexity AI launches Comet Plus, a subscription service that compensates news outlets for article usage, addressing copyright concerns.

Korean ChatGPT Subscribers Hit the Jackpot with One Month Free After Outage

OpenAI offers South Korean users a month of free subscription following a service outage, with adjustments to payments confirmed.

Too Good to Be True? Cheap YouTube Subscriptions Now a Big Problem

Seoul warns against YouTube account-sharing scams following a rise in consumer complaints and account suspensions due to policy violations.

South Korea’s AI Computing Center Set to Secure 10,000 GPUs

Over 100 firms are interested in South Korea's National AI Computing Center project, aiming for 10,000 GPUs this year.

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