China is a considerable potential market for the mobile industry today. Even Apple is targeting 40 million iPhones sold in China in 2013. Almost one in six dollars of Apple’s income derived from China. However, it does not mean Apple is not hampered. In fact Chinese users prefer Samsung than Apple. Read more…
Android operating system may be number one in various countries, including China, but about the access of mobile internet in the Bamboo Curtain country that most is not from Nokia.
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Local companies in China make a tablet that is devoted only to be used by local government officials. Tablet namely RedPad Number One is sold at a high enough price, ie USD 1590. Read more…
A number of handset manufacturers from China reportedly formed an alliance in preparation to face the possibility of a patent lawsuit by major international manufacturers such as Apple. Those who are joined in an alliance including the China’s Lenovo, ZTE, TCL, Coolpad, and Konka. Several sources in Taiwan said concerning the formation of the Chinese alliance to the site DigiTimes last Friday (December 30, 2011). Read more…
Towards the new year this time Nokia also will bring something new, especially for the China market. Nokia Developers page has revealed the technical specs of their new touchscreen devices for China market, the Nokia 801T. What is offered by this smartphone? Read more…