The launch of the iPhone 4S in China was a big deal and drew huge crowds to get the new smartphone. The Apple Store in Sanlitun decided the crowd was too large and opted to not open due to fear of customers and employees being hurt
» Read more: China 4S launch gets violent, Apple fueled clash with delays, NASA mars app
If you are a Chinese iPhone fan, the smartphone is coming to China on January 13. Along with the launch in China, the device will also be coming to 21 other countries as well.
According to analyst Brian White with Ticonderoga Securities this Monday, Apple’s iPhone 4S in Hong Kong sold out just in 10 minutes duration. The pre-order started last Friday and will arrive in store by this Friday
Andy Rubin has only five tweets, of which the last one stated that there are now over 500.000 Android activations each and every day. That’s good news, of course, but what exactly is an activation? That’s what I’m here to explain.
We all love Android’s free and open source-ness, and custom ROMs are one of the best results of that. Well apparently the Chinese search company Baidu loves custom ROMs too! So much, that they’re rumored to be baking their own, to market as an alternative to Android back in China.
» Read more: Chinese Search Company Creating its Own Mobile OS based on Android
Posted by: Asad Rafi June 21, 2011 ZTE is one of the leading Chinese brands in the world, and they have announced decent and affordable handsets in past, like the trio of new Android phones at MWC. Now ZTE is back again with the announcement of their new Android device, the ZTE X880, codenamed Libra
Lenovo, the Chinese company now responsible for ThinkPad laptops, as well as several China-exclusive Android devices has plans to bring Honeycomb tablets to the world this summer. The first will be the Lenovo IdeaPad, which we’ve seen spring up on websites recently, listed as out of stock , and is due out in July
The iPad and Kindle might want to make some extra room for their little cousin, the Nook. Barnes and Noble’s latest offering, the Nook Simple Touch Reader, has an undocumented “hidden” Web browser that allows users to access their email and browse headlines. Users that have purchased the new Android device can simply press the virtual “Search” button on the bottom of the Nook’s screen and type in a URL into a search bar when it appears
» Read more: Latest Nook e-Reader Comes With Undocumented Web Browser
© 2012 iPad, iphone, iPod Touch, Android Apps News · Proudly powered by WordPress & Green Park 2 by Cordobo.
Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional | Valid CSS 3
