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Apple’s sales in China are set go even higher as iPhone sales for the first quarter of the year are quadruple more the numbers of same period of last year. The sales of Apple’s MacBook have also grown by 60 percent since the time the company entered China. The preference of Chinese consumers for major brands and the increasing respect that Apple has shown China for its massive market potential have shored up the success of the company in the country …
Finally! The bitter legal dispute between electronics giant Apple and display manufacturer Proview over the rights to the iPad trademark in China could finally heading toward in a settlement after all. Read on after the break.
A little girl from Taiwan got her teeth knock off while she was lying flat on bed, playing the iPad. She was properly holding the tablet in one hand, the other hand was busy doing the touching and scrolling. After playing for some time, she was too tired to hold it and just slipped off the device from her hand straight to her face. The corner has hit hard into her mouth, the little girl’s teeth has partially cracked …
A senior official from the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) in China has said that Proview is the rightful owner of the iPad trademark. Fu Shuangjian, a deputy director of SAIC, giving the comment at a news conference in Beijing yesterday. This is a very bad sign for Apple as it signals how the government might rule. Fu’s remarks are the first the SAIC has made on Apple’s ongoing battle with Proview for ownership of the iPad trademark in China, and while they certainly won’t determine its outcome, they do suggest that Apple’s chances of winning it in court might not be high …
There are so much news from China that passes by that we couldn’t possibly cover it all. Here are the Chinese tech news that have left behind because we are just too busy or too lazy to post. There are stories on Apple’s environmental issues, Acer’s Olympics-themed tablet, jumping over the Great Firewall, more cheaper smartphone and so on, check them out after the break. Video for this week: making lithium batteries in China … Hope everyone have enjoyed your weekend and a fresh start to your week.
The new iPad features a huge jump in screen resolution with the Retina display, making the iPad perfect for watching 1080p video and viewing photos with incredibly high megapixel amounts. So what if you are a professional photographer or cinematographer and you would like to make full use of your new iPad? Well, along with the new all-in-one card reader, you can transfer images and videos from your CF card or SD card to the iPad. Preview them in the field, edit the photos using iPhoto, or edit the footage with iMovie. You can watch a video demo after the break.
Rob Schmitz, the journalist who exposed Mike Daisey’s fabrications and exaggerations of Apple’s Chinese suppliers, was given an approval by Apple and Foxconn to get a tour in the factory after ABC’s Bill Weir’s visit. With Schmitz’s visit this time, he decided to go deep inside into some Foxconn workers’ life, and it is more about their impression of Foxconn and the reason why they choose Foxconn.
Building on recent report which indicated the number of iOS and Android activations in the country surpassed those coming from device owners in the U.S, a research company estimated as of the end of 2011, more than 21 million iPhones and iPads are now in service in China. The figure was generated by using a combination of data from sources like Flurry Mobile and Umeng.
Last April, a 17-year-old Chinese teen sold his kidney in southern China to buy an iPad and iPhone. He is now regretting his decision as his renal deficiency is deteriorating, but it’s all too late. Authorities have indicted five people in southern China for involvement in illegal organ trading, and they have been charged with intentional injury.
A Taiwanese hot chick has bought a unique holder stand for her iPad, and she gave us a sexy unboxing and review on her bed. The Chinese girl was wearing sexy low-cut pajamas while demoing how to use the new accessory. She was too shy to show her face, but her body and long legs are very eye-catching. After these photo have been sharing around on the internet, it got high praise by online viewer but at the same time they couldn’t get too much attention on the review of the gadget. Taiwan business man always love to have this kind of sexy marketing, especially when it can go viral. So if you are interested on this ‘iGet’ tablet holder stand with alien-looking legs, you can check out their official site or Amazon store. More sexy photo after the break.
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