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

Here are the top 10 Apple stories for 2013.

The world's largest carrier will begin carrying the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c on Jan. 17.

Looking for some last minute holiday shopping deals on Apple's top-of-the-line products? Well, Target has you covered with a couple of its special promotions.

One new report claims that poor iPhone 5c sales have triggered Apple-China Mobile renegotiations.

Olloclip has just released a new range of iPhone 5c color options for its original quick-connect 3-in-1 lens solution.

China Mobile is expected to sell a whole lot of iPhones in 2014.

If you want your Apple product to arrive before Christmas, you better act soon.

The iPhone 5s remains No. 1, as the Samsung Galaxy S IV improves to No. 2.

China Mobile has updated its website again, and is continuing to hint at an upcoming iPhone preorder system.

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

Walmart is about to offer the iPhone 5c for only $27 with a two-year contract.

Five young employees recently died at a factory where the iPhone 5c is made.

T-Mobile has a series of great iDevice deals available for holiday shoppers.

Straight Talk and Net10 Wireless are available exclusively through Walmart.

Apple and China Mobile have finally signed a deal whereby the former's iPhone handsets will be officially made available on the latter's network.

How much could Apple earn in additional revenue off the back of a China Mobile iPhone deal?

Only certain stores are offering the up to a 10 percent discount, so make sure to call before making a trip.

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Apple's new iPhones have contributed to an increase in its smartphone market share, a new report explains.

Apple's iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c are doing well in Japan.

The only way is up for Apple stock (at least for now).

Usage of the iPhone 5s has outperformed that of the iPhone 5.