North Korea has launched and released images of an updated common sense-testing quiz app for mobile, which also allows users to play a sports simulation and read books, state-run DPRK Today reported on Tuesday.
The outlet said that the "advanced science and technology exchange company" under Kim Il Sung University has “newly developed” a quiz program entitled “Him 2.0." The Korean word him (힘) can translate to power, force, energy, or capability.
North Korea has launched and released images of an updated common sense-testing quiz app for mobile, which also allows users to play a sports simulation and read books, state-run DPRK Today reported on Tuesday.
The outlet said that the "advanced science and technology exchange company" under Kim Il Sung University has “newly developed” a quiz program entitled “Him 2.0." The Korean word him (힘) can translate to power, force, energy, or capability.
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