Four must-have iPhone apps for IT pros (ITBusiness.ca) »
If you’ve been trying to convince your boss that an iPhone is a reasonable business expense and will help you do your job , just wait until the next time she calls you on the weekend with a tech problem.
Apple’s China iPhone deal a good start (The Economic Times) »
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The future is now? Augmented reality comes to the iPhone (Macworld) »
The 99-cent Metro Paris Subway 3.0 integrates an augmented reality feature that’s becoming increasing popular among iPhone apps.
US high-tech giant Apple signs deal for China iPhone launch (Times of Malta) »
In a file picture taken on July 23 a man displays an iPhone along a street in Beijing; while not officially sold in China, the communications device is widely used.
China Unicom’s iPhone deal gets mixed reviews (Market Watch) »
China Unicom’s iPhone deal gets mixed reviews, with the market giving a thumbs-up, but with some analysts unsure what long-term benefits the popular über-phone might bring.
Apple lands deal to sell iPhone in China (ZDNet Asia) »
China Unicom plans to start selling two versions of the iPhone into the massive market in the fourth quarter–but with Wi-Fi disabled.
CORRECT(8/28): China Unicom In Deal With Apple To Sell iPhone (Nasdaq) »
(“=UPDATE:China Unicom In Deal With Apple To Sell iPhone,” published at 1040 GMT Friday, misstated the deal as being exclusive in the first paragraph. The error also appeared in “*China Unicom Chairman: Deal With Apple Exclusive In China” published at 0905 GMT Friday.
AP and NYT find marketers warm up to ads in iPhone news apps (DMNews) »
More companies are advertising on iPhone apps as the mini programs gain popularity. For publishers like The New York Times and the Associated Press, offering ad units within their iPhone news readers is a natural extension of digital inventory.
Apple and China Unicom Deal Sends the iPhone to China (BusinessWeek) »
Apple and wireless carrier China Unicom have reached a three-year pact to bring the iPhone to China before yearend
USBfever iPhone battery adds second SIM card slot (MacNN) »
USBfever has launched its latest iPhone accessory, an external battery featuring an integrated adapter for two SIM cards. The dual card capability is geared towards iPhone users that may need to switch phone companies when traveling between countries