http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-22308353
North Korea embraces 3G service
Almost two million North Koreans now use the country's only 3G network, reports a blog dedicated to technology news in North Korea.
The figure has been confirmed by 3G provider Koryolink, a partnership between Egyptian telecoms firm Orascom and the North Korean government.
The service can only be used to make voice calls, and all international calls are banned.
At the start of 2012 Koryolink claimed to have one million 3G subscribers.
In January 2013 the government began allowing visitors to the country to bring in their mobile phones for the first time.
Unlike residents, they would now be able to use the 3G network for mobile internet access as well, by purchasing local SIM cards, the country said at the time.
However last month a China-based tour operator called Koryo Tours, which specialises in tourist visits to North Korea, posted a note on its website saying that 3G was no longer available for visitors.
2013年から携帯電話お観光客が使えるようになった、というとkろ。
観光客にはインターネットアクセスは使えないのは国民向けと同様。
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東アジア軍事情勢パーフェクトガイド: 日本・中国・韓国・北朝鮮・台湾 (歴史群像シリーズ)
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(2013/4/28 07:44時点)
3Gは スマートホン の規格に合わせてということはあるのだろう。
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