Apple

  • Huawei tops China smartphone market as memory costs squeeze rivals

    Huawei captured a 20% market share in the first quarter, overtaking Apple to top the Chinese market as rising memory costs forced some rivals to hike prices.

  • Apple Mac Mini and Studio face severe shipping delays in China as chip shortage worsens supply gap

    Delivery wait times for Apple's high-end Mac Mini in China stretch up to 18 weeks.

  • Apple pulls AI features in China hours after surprise midnight launch

    Apple accidentally pushed Apple Intelligence to some Chinese users who updated their iOS operating systems on March 31, but pulled the feature after about three hours.

  • Alibaba launches JVS Claw mobile app to capture China's agentic AI market

    Alibaba released the JVS Claw mobile app, aiming to lower the barrier for users to deploy agentic AI.

  • Tencent welcomes Apple's historic fee cut in China

    Tencent said Apple's move responds to and respects the voices of Chinese users and developers.

  • China's OpenClaw frenzy turns Apple's Mac mini into scarce commodity

    Apple's Mac mini is experiencing severe shortages and price hikes of up to 600 yuan ($87) in Shenzhen due to the OpenClaw AI frenzy.

  • Apple cuts App Store fees in China following regulatory talks

    Apple is lowering the standard commission rate for digital purchases in its China App Store to 25% from 30%, effective March 15.

  • Apple's new iPhone 17e hits major Chinese e-commerce platforms

    Apple's latest iPhone 17e has officially launched on major Chinese e-commerce platforms including JD.com, with pre-orders set to begin on March 4.

  • Apple to launch new products in Shanghai on Mar 4, entry-level MacBook likely to be spotlight

    Apple has sent invitations to Chinese media outlets, confirming it will hold a product launch event in Shanghai at 10 pm Beijing time on March 4.

  • Apple has over 4.4 million registered developers in Greater China, up 76% from two years ago

    Apple now has more than 4.4 million registered developers in Greater China, up 76 percent from 2.5 million two years ago, the iPhone maker announced on May 31.