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Reuters today reports on the secrecy demanded by Apple of its Asian manufacturing partners, profiling a sprawling Foxconn facility in Longhua, China complete where employees live and work while producing many of Apple’s devices. Insid…
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2 Feb 2010iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS models sold in China differ slightly from models sold in other countries. Use this article to determine which features are available for your iPhone.
In a brief note, DigiTimes points to a report [Google translation] from Taiwan’s China Times claiming that Apple is preparing to launch a 22-inch touchscreen iMac in the second half of this year. Longtime manufacturing partner Quanta is among the co…
Despite some paltry sales during the first weekend, China Unicom announced today that they have now sold more than 100,000 iPhones since the October 30th launch in China. These results indicate sales picked up since the opening weekend…
An AP story indicates that the lead up to the iPhone launch in South Korea on Saturday is a much bigger event than the China launch. KT Corp. reported 53,000 iPhone pre-orders prior to the Korean launch day
The Wall Street Journal reports on progress for Apple’s App Store in China, noting the challenges faced by the company due to a lack of Wi-Fi on official iPhones, a large installed base of unlocked and jailbroken iPhones, and high levels of piracy. …
Gizmodo reports that Chinese parts supplier China Ontrade is offering an “Apple iPhone 4 Generation Midboard”, which the company claims it received from Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn on November 1st. The site also claims that it will b…
Reuters reports that China Unicom has signed up only 5,000 iPhone users since the device’s official launch there late last week. Despite the apparent poor performance of the iPhone, China Unicom Chairman Chang Xiobing remains upbeat about the iPhone…
Reuters reports that China Unicom has signed up only 5,000 iPhone users since the device’s official launch there late last week.
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