Apple won't be able to release the iPhone 6 and the iPhone Plus in China on the devices' initial launch day.

China's smartphone market is continuing to increase, and Apple is set to benefit from this in 2014.

It looks like preorders for the iPhone with China Mobile aren't as high as we'd all expected.

China's smartphone market could be cooling, and if so, this doesn't bode so well for iPhone sales.

Apple's iPhones are already selling incredibly well in China.

Could Apple's new iPhones launch with China Mobile on Dec. 18?

It's time to take our first look inside the packaging for Apple's iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c.

Preorders for Apple's iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c have recently passed 100,000 units with China Unicom.

Apple's iPhone has gained regulatory approval in China with China Mobile's wireless standard.

China Telecom could get Apple's iPhone 5 in December, or even earlier.

Apple's upcoming iPhone could be the world's first truly global cellular handset.

China Telecom officially launched the iPhone 4S on Friday, having taken a massive 200,000 pre-orders for the long-awaited handset.

Does Apple really need to lower its prices in China? Not based on this argument.

A new report from The Wall Street Journal suggests that Apple might have built a modified iPhone that is compatible with China Telecom’s network.

Though it was only recently announced that the iPhone 4S will launch in China on January 13, China Unicom has already decided how its going to sell Apple’s fifth generation handset.

In a press release that recently hit the Web, Apple has announced that it plans to launch the iPhone 4S in China and 21 other countries this January 13.

China Telecom Corp Ltd will soon be offering its 106 million subscribers access to the iPhone for the first time, according to news first reported exclusively by Reuters. The news, which comes just weeks after Apple COO Tim Cook’s recent visit to China, means that two of the country’s three carriers will now offer the popular handset.

China Mobile recently stated that Apple CEO Steve Jobs is interested in developing an iPhone that could run on the carrier’s network. If Apple supported China Mobile's upcoming network (based on the carrier's TD standard), iPhone sales in China would increase massively.

China is scheduled to get the iPhone 4 next Saturday, following a statement released by Apple yesterday. Buying the handset alone isn't going to be cheap, but a two-year China Unicom contract is set to accompany the iPhone, making it more affordable (in the short term). Read on to find out more...

Five Latin American countries as well as China are set to get the iPad tomorrow, following an announcement by Apple earlier today. The lucky countries are: Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. Additionally, we've also heard that China Unicom is now accepting pre-orders for the iPhone 4. Read on to find out more...

China Unicom plans to hand out AntennaGate busting cases with every iPhone 4. But, does it also plan to offer a jailbreaking service? Read on to find out!

Chinese iPhone carrier, Chine Unicom, plans to hand out free cases when the phone launches in September. Read on to find out more...