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Confused about the resign of Steve Jobs so far? No worries! The Taiwanese animators have created this video clip which will catch you up on most of the events happened to Steve Jobs—in the goofiest way possible.
Virtual keyboard is the way to enable typing on a mobile phone while preserving a large display for browsing. The iPhone which released in 2007, ushered in virtual keyboards as the default for smartphones. Since then, physical keyboards are fading out (may be not for those Blackberry die-hard users). In China, a physical keyboard is still essential to the user experience of any mobile device. A poorly designed virtual keyboard can affected user experience when it comes to typing. SmartKeyboard is a conceptual design aimed at those users who want a light-weight physical keyboard on their iPhone. Click in to watch the concept video, we definitely think Apple should have produced this!
A well-known Chinese counterfeit goods crusader, Wang Hai, has filled two lawsuits against Apple after customers reported purchasing iPhone 4 from Beijing Apple stores only to discover their registered warranties were for less than a year. The shortened warranties have prompted allegations that Apple sold refurbished iPhones to the customers. More details after the jump, and a video.
Normally we don’t have a chance to tell you what is it actually like to purchase fake iPhones at the kirf markets of China. But recently someone managed to capture a video showing us how is it like to buy an iPhone 5 knockoff from Chinese vendors in Shenyang. The vendor is a girl, and she seemed to be very familiar with the features, and she was even unboxing the fake iPhone 5 to excite the customer. Watch the video after the jump.
We already know that Apple’s iPhone 5 is coming soon, and the whole world of Apple fanboys is waiting leaks and updates regarding the next iPhone. Today, we came across a picture that’s probably showing workers of Wintek checking the touchscreens of the next iPhone. See bigger pic after the jump.
If you think Kunming fake Apple store is nuts, you haven’t see the craziest one yet. We recently found another fake Apple store. It’s located in Zhongshan, China. It’s definitely not a cheap knock-off, it’s probably the most gorgeous Apple store knockoff yet. Full photo gallery and video after the break.
UPDATE: Apple is very pissed with this fake Apple store.
While the entire world of Apple fanboys are looking for any clues as to what the next must-have Apple iPhone will look like, the Chinese counterfeiters are already spawning fake devices based on those “iPhone 5″ case designs that have recently been circulating on the web. These “evil” counterfeiters have produced the “iPhone 5″ before Apple officially release it, and surprisingly, there’s one particular device, sports a taped edge design that was revealed by those case leaks. It is advertised as an “iPhone 5″ in mainland China, and Jesus Diaz of tech site Gizmodo has already confirmed he believes this to be the next design, with so much conviction he’s publicly stated he’ll wax his entire body and go vegetarian for a month if it isn’t. Well, we heard his words, and we decided to get some hands-on experience on this alleged iPhone 5 clone, to check out if it really sports the design of the iPhone 5. Here’s our full review, so read on to find out!
There were alot ’sexy dancing’ happened in China, if you can recall the Chinese Miss pole showing off in subway that we have reported last year. Now we have a female dance instructor demonstrating a very ’sexy dance’ for her student, teaching them how to use exotic dance to please their boyfriend. The video was uploaded to youku ( China youtube-like video hosting site ) about 20 days ago and has received nearly 2 million hits and over 2 thousand comments. A must watch video for all tech enthusiasts if you want your girlfriend to please you in this way ! Click in and enjoy !
Huawei, the world’s No. 2 telecommunication equipment maker, launched its first mobile phone offering cloud-based services, joining other Chinese companies including Alibaba and Baidu in the move to apply cloud computing technology to smartphones. The service is similar to Apple’s iCloud for iPhone users, which was introduced in June. Apple said they will plan to launch the service very soon, but it is still unknown whether the iCloud can be used in China due to restrictions on internet access cause by the Great Firewall of China. It appears that the Chinese companies have some advantages, which can acted ahead of their foreign competitors in producing cloud-based smartphones for the Chinese market …
lt looks like smuggling Apple’s prouduct to China has been more exciting then ever, with some Hollywood movie’s plot added! Hong Kong and Chinese customs have cracked an audacious smuggling operation that saw Apple goods ferried along a long cable straddling the border. The iPad and iPhones were transported over a small river that separates the booming city of Shenzhen from the rural northern part of Hong Kong using an elaborate pulley system. The cable was shot across the border using a crossbow and the Apple products were be kept inside a black nylon bag, flying in the dark. The cable was suspended to a high-rise building in the Chinese border town of Shenzhen, and goods were moved several hundred meters from a wooded wasteland which located in Hong Kong …
Update: New information and video added, and some grammar mistakes have been corrected.
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