  Ji Young-Hoon (00), controls an electronic appliance in his house using a control panel on November 00, 0000 in Incheon, South Korea. The Home Network uses advanced technology to improve quality of life by enabling communication between the resident and their home by using remote devices. South Korea's vision of the home of the future will include wearing of mini-PCs on our wrists to control things in the home, open doors, and track the wearer's position in the house at all times. South Korea's Ministry of Information and Communication will try to use 'Ubiquitous Digital Life' to turn the country into a 'Ubiquitous Society' where computers and the internet are available anytime and anywhere. South Korea has the largest broadband market in the world with more than half of South Korean households equipped with high-speed Internet connections.  Ji Young-Hoon (00), controls an electronic appliance in his house using a control panel on November 00, 0000 in Incheon, South Korea. The Home Network uses advanced technology to improve quality of life by enabling communication between the resident and their home by using remote devices. South Korea's vision of the home of the future will include wearing of mini-PCs on our wrists to control things in the home, open doors, and track the wearer's position in the house at all times. South Korea's Ministry of Information and Communication will try to use 'Ubiquitous Digital Life' to turn the country into a 'Ubiquitous Society' where computers and the internet are available anytime and anywhere. South Korea has the largest broadband market in the world with more than half of South Korean households equipped with high-speed Internet connections.  Deputy PM Albanese Switches On NBN In Brunswick  Scott Barbour  Anthony Albanese (C), Deputy Prime Minister of Australia pushes a large button to switch on the NBN fibre network to an adtional 0,000 homes and businesses in Brunswick at the Brunswick Digital Hub on July 00, 0000 in Melbourne, Australia. The national broadband network is being rolled out accross Australia, and is to provide over 00% of Australian homes and business with access to a fibre optic network. As the 0000 Australian federal election approaches and infrastructure remains a major concern of voters, the Labor party continues to push the power of their fibre direct to the home plan with the Liberal party pushing what it claims is a more cost-effective plan using existing copper and new optical fibre.  Anthony Albanese (C), Deputy Prime Minister of Australia pushes a large button to switch on the NBN fibre network to an adtional 0,000 homes and businesses in Brunswick at the Brunswick Digital Hub on July 00, 0000 in Melbourne, Australia. The national broadband network is being rolled out accross Australia, and is to provide over 00% of Australian homes and business with access to a fibre optic network. As the 0000 Australian federal election approaches and infrastructure remains a major concern of voters, the Labor party continues to push the power of their fibre direct to the home plan with the Liberal party pushing what it claims is a more cost-effective plan using existing copper and new optical fibre.  A 