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New North Korean smartphone offering Wi-Fi, wireless charging: media | NK  News
New North Korean smartphone offering Wi-Fi, wireless charging: media | NK News

North Korea launches new smartphone: the Pyongyang 2428 | Daily NK
North Korea launches new smartphone: the Pyongyang 2428 | Daily NK

North Korea's newest smartphone might be made in China
North Korea's newest smartphone might be made in China

New smartphones appear in North Koreans' hands for first time in years | NK  News
New smartphones appear in North Koreans' hands for first time in years | NK News

New North Korea smartphones feature AI, fingerprint, face and voice  biometrics | Biometric Update
New North Korea smartphones feature AI, fingerprint, face and voice biometrics | Biometric Update

North Korean athletes refuse top-of-the range smartphone because they have  'better' ones | World | News | Express.co.uk
North Korean athletes refuse top-of-the range smartphone because they have 'better' ones | World | News | Express.co.uk

North Korea's latest smartphone made by Chinese manufacturer | Daily NK
North Korea's latest smartphone made by Chinese manufacturer | Daily NK

Huawei allegedly developed a spy-friendly phone network for North Korea |  Engadget
Huawei allegedly developed a spy-friendly phone network for North Korea | Engadget

Smartphones in North Korea
Smartphones in North Korea

North Korea's smartphone industry rapidly on the rise : North Korea : News  : The Hankyoreh
North Korea's smartphone industry rapidly on the rise : North Korea : News : The Hankyoreh

N. Korea lectures on the adverse effects of smartphones - The Korea Times
N. Korea lectures on the adverse effects of smartphones - The Korea Times

Smartphones in North Korea
Smartphones in North Korea

How Samsung Galaxy Phones Rule the North Korea Black Market Despite Ban
How Samsung Galaxy Phones Rule the North Korea Black Market Despite Ban

N. Korea develops WiFi service for mobile devices | Yonhap News Agency
N. Korea develops WiFi service for mobile devices | Yonhap News Agency

Telecommunications in North Korea - Wikipedia
Telecommunications in North Korea - Wikipedia

North Korea's 'homegrown' smartphone is made in China
North Korea's 'homegrown' smartphone is made in China

How Smartphone Security Works in North Korea | The National Interest
How Smartphone Security Works in North Korea | The National Interest

DPRK 360 - The Arirang AP151 phone. Foreign android phones cannot transfer  photos or files via Bluetooth to this new unit. North Korea Tech might find  this interesting. | Facebook
DPRK 360 - The Arirang AP151 phone. Foreign android phones cannot transfer photos or files via Bluetooth to this new unit. North Korea Tech might find this interesting. | Facebook

North Korea's 'homegrown' smartphone is made in China
North Korea's 'homegrown' smartphone is made in China

Twenty Years of Mobile Communications in North Korea - 38 North: Informed  Analysis of North Korea
Twenty Years of Mobile Communications in North Korea - 38 North: Informed Analysis of North Korea

North Korea releases smartphone that only runs government-approved apps and  blocks foreign media - Mirror Online
North Korea releases smartphone that only runs government-approved apps and blocks foreign media - Mirror Online

North Korea's smartphone industry rapidly on the rise : North Korea : News  : The Hankyoreh
North Korea's smartphone industry rapidly on the rise : North Korea : News : The Hankyoreh

North Korean athletes can't take Olympic-edition Samsung phones home with  them - The Verge
North Korean athletes can't take Olympic-edition Samsung phones home with them - The Verge

North Koreans found 'jailbreaking' phones to access 'forbidden media' from  other countries, new report claims | The Sun
North Koreans found 'jailbreaking' phones to access 'forbidden media' from other countries, new report claims | The Sun

North Koreans Are Jailbreaking Phones to Access Forbidden Media | WIRED
North Koreans Are Jailbreaking Phones to Access Forbidden Media | WIRED