See What It's Like To Use A Computer In North Korea
Advertisement
Flickr/Uri ToursWhen ex-Google employee Will Scott had the chance to visit the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, he also purchased a copy of North Korea's own "Red Star 3" operating system before returning to America.
Advertisement
Little was publically known about Red Star 3.
North Korea used to use Windows, but it's since created Red Star 3, which is designed to look a lot like Apple's Mac OS X operating system.
Complimentary Tech Event
Transform talent with learning that works
Capability development is critical for businesses who want to push the envelope of innovation.Discover how business leaders are strategizing around building talent capabilities and empowering employee transformation.Know More
From stunning and picturesque wallpapers to built-in warnings like "Think before you type," here's what it's like to use a computer in North Korea.
Advertisement
- Love in the time of elections: Do politics spice up or spoil dating in India?
- Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus review – the best smartphone in the S24 lineup
- Household savings dip over Rs 9 lakh cr in 3 years to Rs 14.16 lakh cr in 2022-23
- Misleading ads: SC says public figures must act with responsibility while endorsing products
- Here’s what falling inside a black hole would look like, according to a NASA supercomputer simulation