The iPhone made its landing in Korea last week, and it brought some nice numbers, too. 60,000 phones were delivered for the initial launch of the product, with 1,000 being handed out in Seoul instead of being sent through the mail. As with here in the United States, Korea saw its fair share of people in line, too. The first person in line reportedly waited for 26 hours just to get his hands on one.

Apple is doing pretty good in the European and American market, but what about the millions and millions potential customers in Asian countries like Japan and Korea. NTT DoCoMo Inc, isn’t a household name here in North America, but they are the leading mobile service provider and may be the carrier of the iPhone in more »