A Naver Corp. smart speaker in the form of Sally, a character from Naver's Line Corp. messaging application, stands on display inside the Samsung C&T Corp. Raemian Internet of Things (IoT) HomeLab showroom in Seoul, South Korea, on Friday, Feb. 15, 2019. For years, Samsung has pitched customers internet-connected TVs, refrigerators, and other cornerstones of the home re-imagined for the data-overload era. Now the South Korean engineering-to-gadgets conglomerate is trying to go a step further: making the home itself. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg
Line Corp unveiled new services from credit scores to an AI-powered robot receptionist, as the operator of Japan’s dominant messaging platform seeks to expand beyond chat.
Line Score will rate users based on information they provide as well as their interaction with other services on the platform. That will determine interest rates and credit limits for a loan service available this summer, executives said June 27.
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