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New Photos of China iPhone Model A1324

Posted in iPhone in China on Sep 8th, 2009

IDG News Service reporter Owen Fletcher has a new post today with a link to photos of one of the two new iPhones for China. The photos are from China’s Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center and appear to be an 8GB version of iPhone Model A1324 which received its network access license (NAL) on August 25th. This [...]

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China iPhone Saga: As the iPhone Turns

Posted in China Mobile, China Unicom, iPhone in China on Aug 24th, 2009

There has been no shortage of rumors, denials and counter-denials in the ongoing “iPhone to China” drama.  In case you haven’t been following the saga on a daily basis … let me give you the soap opera digest of the last few episodes: August 11, 2009: China Business News reports that China Unicom (CHU) has [...]

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Foxconn Source: Two iPhones for China – one with WiFi and one without?

Posted in China Unicom, Foxconn Hon Hai, iPhone in China on Aug 21st, 2009

WAPI + WiFi on 2nd new iPhone for China? Here’s another interesting story from the iPhone in China rumor-front … China Business News has a post today quoting a Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision) source who claims that an iPhone (presumably Model A1324) without WiFi will be ready by September. But wait, there’s more! … The [...]

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iPhone in China about to receive its Network Access License?

Posted in Uncategorized on Aug 19th, 2009

Quoting an industry source, Interfax TMT reports today that China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) will soon grant iPhone its long awaited Network Access License (NAL). According to the source, the NAL will be awarded to the iPhone Model A1324, which most likely has been specially built for China with preloaded apps for [...]

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Photos or “Photoshops” of iPhone for China?

Posted in China Unicom, iPhone in China on Jul 31st, 2009

China website Sina.com.cn has posted several photos (below) of the rumored new iPhone model for China. Sina.com.cn was apparently “motivated” to later alter (blur-out) both the model number and the WCDMA (China Unicom’s 3G network) inscription showing on the backside. The use of simplified Chinese inscriptions on the iPhone backside is interesting as the iPhone model [...]

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