Apple rolls out iPad eSIM support in China
Apple has made an incredibly minor update to the iPad, with the tenth-generation model now gaining eSIM support in China.
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China
Malcolm Owen
Tim Cook surprises gamers at Apple's Taikoo Li store in China
Apple CEO Tim Cook began an unannounced trip to China with a visit to an Apple Store where gamers were competing in an "Honor of Kings" tournament.
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William Gallagher
iPhone 15 fails to match iPhone 14 in Chinese sales
China's iPhone 15 sales are not keeping up with the previous generation, two reports claim, with the latest release not quite keeping up with the iPhone 14 in an important market.
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Apple bows to China, starts enforcing App Store rules
Apple has begun requiring new apps to have a licence from the Chinese government before they can be added to the App Store.
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Every iPhone screen has a barcode to prevent a manufacturing scam
Apple spent millions to add a barcode to iPhone displays in order to save being charged hundreds of millions by manufacturers claiming faulty screens that may not have been.
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Apple met with China to push back over app rules
Apple staff have been in talks with Chinese officials concerning rules that could see Western social media apps removed from the App Store in China.
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Apple's App Stores are not yet in compliance with new China law
The Chinese government has published a list of app stores in compliance with its new laws — and Apple is not on it.
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Mike Wuerthele
iPhone 15 exceeding sales expectations in China with many retailers selling out in minutes
The iPhone 15 has gained significant attention and demand in China, exceeding initial expectations and countering previous predictions of potential challenges for the company due to increased competition from Huawei and government restrictions on iPhone usage.
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Amber Neely
US spokesman behind on the news pours gas on seemingly settled China iPhone ban
The US government now says that the China government iPhone ban is "aggressive and inappropriate retaliation" despite a statement 12 hours prior by China that there is in fact, no ban.
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Wesley Hilliard
