Since its official launch in China, only 5,000 people have bought an iPhone WiFi restrictions in China mean that many iPhone services will be diminished Still seen by many as a status symbol; high price tag and caché of Apple... [read full story]
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By Martin J Young HUA HIN, Thailand - The success of Apple's revolutionary iPhone has been well documented, but its release to the Chinese market has been a different story. The smart phone went on sale on October 30 from...
Apple Inc.'s local partner has sold 5,000 iPhones since the smart phone's formal weekend debut in China, a lackluster start after analysts warned the company might be setting prices too high. China Unicom Ltd. chairman Lu Yimin...
Apple Inc.'s local partner has sold 5,000 iPhones since the smart phone's formal weekend debut in China, a lackluster start after analysts warned the company might be setting prices too high. China Unicom Ltd. chairman Lu Yimin...
Apple Inc.'s local partner has sold 5,000 iPhones since the smart phone's formal weekend debut in China, a lackluster start after analysts warned the company might be setting prices too high. China Unicom Ltd. chairman Lu Yimin...
Apple Inc's mainland partner sold fewer iPhones than analysts anticipated in the product's debut last week, raising concerns the price is too high to attract customers in the world's biggest mobile phone market. China Unicom...
Since its official launch in China, only 5,000 people have bought an iPhone Wi-Fi restrictions in China mean that many iPhone services will be diminished Still seen by many as a status symbol; high price tag and cachet of Apple...
China doesn't love the iPhone? That's the message I'm getting from China Unicom's (NYSE: CHU) first sales report. Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL) partner for the country managed to move just 5,000 iPhones during the handset's debut...
Bad luck, I dropped my G1 phone last night and my screen did not survive it. Because the phone has a touch screen it is virtually useless now. I am going to try to get it repaired, because I really like the phone's operating...
Last week China Unicom began selling the Apple iPhone officially in China for the first time ever, making the smartphone available to over 200 million subscribers. Unicom is seemingly fighting for sales however, and 9to5mac is...
China Unicom, the country's No.2 mobile carrier, said on Tuesday that it had already signed up more than 1 million 3G subscribers, but analysts said that handset subsidies and marketing costs could weigh on profit margins.
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