South Korea pushes for contactless sale of the new Galaxy Note 20
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The times we live in
South Korean mobile carrier SK Telecom delivered Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 20 phones via drive-through, taking a cue from the country’s drive-through coronavirus test centers.
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Social distancing shopping
Around 20 customers who pre-ordered the device arrived in taxis for the event at a parking lot in eastern Seoul. The mobile carrier said it prepared the event in line with social distancing measures amid the pandemic.
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A new Galaxy
The company said the larger-sized Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is currently the most popular variant, taking up 80 percent of the device’s pre-orders.
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Anti-COVID measures
Local telecom operators have strengthened “contactless” services as part of anti-infection measures.
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Following suit
Mobile carrier LG Uplus will introduce digital kiosks at its flagship store in southern Seoul next month to allow customers to change their phone plans and buy USIM cards on their own.