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(Telecompaper) China Unicom is set to offer iPhones with Wi-Fi capability, the Financial Times reports. Unicom earlier offered iPhones without Wi-Fi as the country is promoting its homegrown technology, Wapi. The country has tried to get Wapi recognised as an international standard but has been unsuccessful. The government then decided that all devices sold in China must have Wapi instead of Wi …

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Apple’s Chinese partner says it will sell iPhones with Wi-Fi starting Monday, adding to mounting competition in China’s smart phone market.

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Apple’s Chinese partner says it will sell iPhones with Wi-Fi starting Monday, adding to mounting competition in China’s smart phone market.

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Although iPhones have been officially sold in China since last year, the devices have come without Wi-Fi support in order to comply with Chinese laws. But now that is set to change as China Unicom is preparing to sell iPhones with Wi-Fi capabilities later this month.

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On October 30 China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd. ( (ADR) NYSE: CHU ) will begin selling Apple Inc.’s ( NASDAQ: AAPL ) iPhone to its customers BUT it will be missing an important feature: WiFi connectivity. Per negotiations with Chinese regulators Apple was forced to disable the phone’s WiFi capabilities in order to be sold on the mainland. Of course, as the history of the iPhone demonstrates, end users will always find a way to “modify” a restricted device to do exactly what they want. So it is

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Last week, on October 1, China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited ( (ADR) NYSE: CHU ) officially launched its nationwide 3G services in mainland China after almost 5 months of trial operations. Although it is the last of the big three operators to do so behind China Mobile Ltd.’s ( (ADR) NYSE: CHL ) and China Telecom Corporation Limited ( (ADR) NYSE: CHA ), the company’s partnership with Apple Inc. ( NASDAQ: AAPL ) to carry the iPhone may help drive consumers to the new service. China Unic

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Apple’s iPhone is scheduled to debut in China ’s mainland, the world’s biggest mobile phone market, in three weeks in a partnership with China Unicom , the telecommunications carrier said yesterday. The iPhone’s official entry has been keenly anticipated and expected to increase competition in the smart phone market with rivals such as Nokia and Dopod, said Wu Wenzhao, a telecommunications analyst at Beijing-based IT research firm Analysys International. China Unicom and Apple initiall

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