朝鲜向外国人开放3G手机上网(视频)
"http://player.cntv.cn/standard/cntvOutSidePlayer.swfThe DPRK is set to allow foreigners to access the internet from mobile devices, in its second relaxation of controls on communications in recent weeks.
A DPRK mobile phone provider informed foreign residents in Pyongyang on Friday that it will launch a third generation, or 3G, mobile Internet service no later than 1st March. The announcement comes just weeks after the DPRK began allowing foreigners to bring mobile phones into the country, reversing a long-standing rule requiring most visitors to relinquish their phones at customs.
The two policy changes mean foreigners in the DPRK will have unprecedented connectivity, while living, working or travelling in a country long regarded as one of the most isolated nations in the world. However, wireless Internet will not yet be offered to DPRK citizens, who are governed by a separate set of telecommunication rules.
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