The amount of knockoff products that are selling in China is scary. I mean, I'm sure piracy is a huge problem here in America as well, but for some reason it seems to be such a huge problem in China that it makes the front page news on a regular basis. For example, and ironically the ...
There is no doubt the China market is a booming spot for mobile devices. The iPhone and iPad are both now officially released in China and consumers are buying them up literally faster than they can be produced. I say "officially" because iPhone black market in China has been booming for several years now. Chinese officials ...
In a move that seems more like "controlling the population" than it does about selling cell phones, the Chinese government today ruled that anyone in China purchasing a cell phone will be required to have an ID. Some people may see this as China's efforts to crack down on spam and other criminal activity with ...
China's iPhone Revolution China had about 720 million mobile-phone subscribers at the end of September, according to government data. And millions of new iPhone users are being added everyday in China! The cost of a new iPhone in China, however, is astronomical compared to the US. New iPhones in China are selling - on the legal market - for ...
Google was handed a clear defeat on Monday when Chinese search engine Baidu announced they would pre-install many of its popular search services on next-generation mobile phones. The mobile phone market is targeted by Google as the next frontier on the web. From the launch of their advertising platform designed specifically for mobile phones, to the ...
I'm really confused here as to why there is a thriving black market for the iPhone in China, why the Apple deal for 5 million iPhones to legitmitely be sold in China dies, but why the Dell Mini 3i that runs on Google's Android OS is thriving and experience amazing growth? Is it me, or does ...
So China doesn't want to officially bring in 5 million iPhones and sell them legitimately? That's fine, because China already has a booming black market for the iPhone! The iPhone, known as the "Ai Feng" ("Crazy Love") is growing quite a market in China. The market is trim selling the handsets at about $474 for unlocked ...