China Mobile maybe getting iPhone as well
modmyi.com 9/1/2009 — Looks like Apple ain't satisfied with the China Unicom deal . In fact, after announcing as non-exclusive, they are already trying their luck with China Mobile again - and why not, it's the biggest carrier in China - the country with a mobile subscriber base of more than 700 Million, more ...

China Unicom, Apple iPhone deal is non-exclusive agreement
appleinsider.com 8/31/2009 — On the heels of last week's announcement that Apple's iPhone would become available in China late this year, the company has confirmed its agreement with China Unicom is not exclusive to the carrier.

iPhone Launches Today in China
macrumors.com 29 days ago — The Associated Press reports on today's launch of the iPhone in China, noting several hurdles faced by the Apple as it attempts to tap into the world's largest market. Among those hurdles is a lack of Wi-Fi functionality, a restriction...

Apple to bypass China Mobile by selling iPhone through third-party retailer?
intomobile.com 9/2/2009 — Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) has already locked down China Unicom as their Chinese iPhone partner and is still trying to strike a deal to bring the iPhone to China Mobile ( NYSE: CHL )’s massive 500-million-strong customer base. But, China Mobile ...

Report: Apple Signs Three-Year iPhone Deal With China Unicom
moconews.net 8/13/2009 — After months of speculation, the official Shanghai Securities News is reporting that Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) has signed a three-year deal with China Unicom to sell the iPhone in China, Reuters reports . UPDATE: There’s conflicting reports as to whether ...

China Unicom confirmed for China iPhone
iphoneinchina.com 7/31/2009 — It is now confirmed that provider China Unicom will be pushing Apple’s 3G version of iPhone mobile phone with recent photos revealing the first upcoming Chinese version of the iPhone 3GS from Sina Technology test reviews. The recent photos ...

Apple: Magic Mouse
apple.com 10/20/2009 —

Apple: iPhone Deal In China Not Exclusive To China Unicom
money.cnn.com 8/31/2009 — HONG KONG -(Dow Jones)- Apple Inc. (AAPL) said Monday its sale of iPhones in China isn't through an exclusive deal with China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd. (CHU). "I can confirm it is not an exclusive deal," Apple spokeswoman Natalie Harrison said in an ...

China Unicom Says It Has Signed Up 5,000 Users for Apple iPhone
bloomberg.com 29 days ago — Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd., the country’s second-biggest mobile-phone company, said it has 5,000 users for Apple Inc.’s iPhone, after the carrier introduced the handset in the world’s biggest phone market last week. The ...

Apple lands deal to sell iPhone in China | Wireless - CNET News
news.cnet.com 9/23/2009 — The iPhone now has an official ticket to China. Mobile phone operator China Unicom plans to start selling two versions of the iPhone in China in the fourth quarter of 2009, under a three-year deal, an Apple representative confirmed Friday morning. ...

New app Chorus helps you find, share iPhone apps — CNET News.com 28 days ago
Looking for new iPhone/iPod apps to install? New iPhone app Chorus looks at what you've installed and gives you recommendations.

iPhone Public Radio App is a DVR for NPR — Today @ PC World 28 days ago
The $2.99 app lets you pause and rewind public radio streams, and more.

App Store developer revenues top $900 million — FierceDeveloper 29 days ago
Of the more than 2 billion iPhone and iPod touch applications downloaded since Apple's App Store opened in mid-2008, about 30 percent--approximately 610 million--fall into the premium app category, translating to total developer revenues of $900 ...

Touch-screen phone use soars, iPhone on top — CNET News.com 28 days ago
The number of users picking up touch-screen mobile phones grew by 159 percent over the past year, with Apple's iPhone leading the way, ComScore finds.

Apple's iPhone sales debut in China disappoints analysts — Technology 28 days ago
Apple's Chinese 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.