KT Corp . will be introducing a service that allows QOOK internet phone subscribers to make calls by typing in the Korean alphabet for the name of the establishment instead of phone numbers , the company said yesterday . The service , called Hangullo , which means " in Korean , " allows VoIP landline users to type in the name of the establishment they are calling in Korean . The service will be available on four telephone models designed specifically for VoIP use including KT ` s STYLE telephone . The company plans to introduce the service around Oct . 9 Hangeul Day . KT will also be providing similar services for users accessing the internet through computers that allows users to access websites by typing in the name of the organization they are looking for in the address line . The company will first apply the service to more than 5 , 000 government agencies and government - run organizations and expand the service to cover companies and small businesses later on . The service is already available to those using KT ` s mobile telecom brand Show . The service can be accessed from mobile phones by dialing ** 109 and connecting to the mobile internet service . The Hangullo service accessed from mobile phones incurs internet access fees . ( cheesuk @ heraldm . com ) By Choi He - suk