China's fast growth in fast mobile subscriptions -- and increasing mobile competition among the giant Chinese mobile carriers -- will be key factors in driving Apple's moldering stock price to unseen heights of over $800, one analyst says today.
First the iPad Mini, then the iPhone mini? It makes some sense linguistically, but it could also make some sense financially.
Smoke, meet fire?
Will the iPhone 5 be coming to China Mobile's 700 million subscribers? Apple needs this, sure, but make no mistake: China Mobile needs it just as bad.
Conventional wisdom has it that Android market share is growing massively and quickly. According to mobile marketing and advertising technology provider Velti, however, none of that market share is translating to usage share.
If you weren't up at midnight last night to pre-order your iPhone 5, you may have to wait up to two weeks after the phone's September 21 release date to receive it.
China is officially the world’s largest smartphone market. According to data released by Needham & Company, the country has jumped 164 percent to 33.1 million smartphones sold in the past quarter.
The United States sold 25 million units in the …
We’ve heard it before, and we’re going to hear it again. The next version of the iPhone will replace its long-standing 3.5-inch screen with one that measures at least 4 inches.
The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources, claims that …
Japanese mobile social gaming network firm DeNA has announced it has signed deals with China’s three largest mobile carriers, enabling DeNA’s games to get in front of nearly 1 billion mobile subscribers.
DeNA’s Mobage China network, which allows gamers to …
Despite landing its second iPhone carrier partner in China last week, Apple is still struggling to combat Samsung’s smartphone lead in the country, which has around three times Apple’s market share.
The big problem for Apple, as Bloomberg points out, …
Apple‘s mobile products are getting a lot of love from China. The government-owned operator hit 15 million iPhone activations today despite the fact that it is unable to sell the phone legally.
China Mobile says its 3G service is incompatible …
