Let's See, Typical North Korean Smartphone, Similar to Apple?

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Who does not know North Korea. Neighbor Ginseng Country is famous for its closed attitude to the global world. Have you ever guessed whether communication technology is there as well as in our country? Reported by Gizmodo, it turns out that the country led by Kim Jong Un has their own smartphone output. This North Korean smartphone is named Jindallae 3. Jindalae 3 Designed and produced locally by North Korea's Information Technology Mangyongdae. However cool, Jindallae 3 is claimed to have similarities with a US California communications device. Yes, especially if not iPhone. In fact, some app icons are also synonymous with mobile devices made by Apple. Uniquely, this device does not carry the operating system and iOS orroid. This device brings Operating System Red Star 3.0 made by North Korea itself. This news is from line today

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