How to Connect an Imported iPhone to the Chinese Network – Tech-Web

Now that Apple's iPhone 4S is out in the open (if not anywhere near Chinese shelves), consumers can weigh up the pros and cons of upgrading or switching to the iPhone 4S. But should they bother?

Popup Chinese released a free iPhone app for practicing writing Chinese on your iPhone. A simple app with some great potential, the app features three modes: Tutorial, Simplified Practice, and Traditional Practice...

Interview with the creator of the excellent Pleco mobile dictionary on the upcoming iPhone version. Sounds good but, notably, it seems there will be no flashcards in the first release.

And they didn't see this coming??? "Apple's flagship store in Beijing was shut down for a few hours due to fights breaking out over buying the iPhone 4, M.I.C. Gadget, a gadget blog based in China, reports. People buying iPhones for personal use were shoved aside by people looking to buy bulk amounts of iPhone 4s to sell on the grey market."

Asian mobile handset manufacturers quick response to the launch of the iPhone in the US. Assesses the degree of the category changing impact of the iPhone measured against the impending launches of Asian-based mobile handsets.

QQ for the iPhone? Well that is what LumaQQ set out to do and have succeeded. Check it out and download it for yourself now that it is out of beta!

My thoughts on the (in)significance of Apple finally nearing the end of their lengthy journey to give the iPhone an "official" presence in China.

In the days of old, travelers making their first China trip might have found their bag chock full of language dictionaries, maps, travel guides, a camera and any number of familiar snacks. Now, all of that (except the snacks) fit into your palm-sized iPhone. With that in mind, ChinaTravel has done the footwork and hunted down some of the best iPhone apps for China travelers.

Nice CCTV 2 news item: Apple is coming with a second generation iPhone in July for 199 US dollar. But Chinese counterfeiters sell the 2G iPhone already for less than 100 US dollar. - - Great video of the different knock-off phones that are available in China!