With improved shipping times, Apple is expanding sales of its smartwatch to retail stores and more countries.

The handsets have contributed greatly to increasing Apple’s smartphone market share in China, Japan, and, most notably, South Korea.

The iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus are scheduled to go on sale in South Korea on Friday, Oct. 31.

Apple launched its new iPod touch overseas, South Korea complained about Apple's App Store, and more happened this past week.

Localized versions of Apple's "Mac 30" mini-site have appeared for Japan, China, and South Korea.

In South Korea, Samsung holds an impressive 60 percent share of the mobile market, while Apple's share stands at just 14 percent.

The South Korean carrier "KT" is planning on launching an NFC iPhone case alongside an accompanying service, which will allow Korean iPhone owners to make NFC payments using their smart phone.

A famous South Korean film director has shot a 30 minute short film entirely on an iPhone 4. As The Wall Street Journal reports, the film’s director (Park Chan-wook) shot everything with Apple’s latest iPhone handset, which can record movies in high definition.

Apple’s “magical and revolutionary” iPad is now available in Taiwan. Furthermore, Apple also released the iPad in South Korea today. Read on to find out more ...

China is scheduled to get the (Wi-Fi enabled) iPhone 4 in early September, and South Koreans can now pre-order the device. Read on to find out more!