Apple's new iPhones launched in China via US replay
Just hours after introducing the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C at its Cupertino headquarters, Apple hosted its event for China...

Just hours after introducing the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C at its Cupertino headquarters, Apple hosted its event for the China market. According to FT, the access to the Beijing event was tightly restricted and appeared to be a replay of the earlier announcement. Moreover, there was no word on the highly speculated China Mobile deal. However, it is highly speculated that Apple could announce the partnership anytime shortly.

All colours of the 5C
The price for the iPhone 5C appears to be way higher than 3,000 yuan which was earlier predicted by analysts. Reportedly, carriers have yet to announce subsidized packages for the phone. But it is believed that even a subsidized device could still fail to reach the majority of China’s urban consumers, according to Wall Street Journal and based on income distribution data from research firm CEIC Data.
Apple’s all-plastic 'budget' iPhone 5C sports a 4-inch Retina display. It is armed with an A6 chip and also has an 8-megapixel iSight camera. As expected it is available in a range of colours, including blue, green, pink, yellow and white. On the other hand, the iPhone 5S features an all-new A7 chip, 8 megapixel iSight camera, dual LED flash, a fingerprint scanner and up to 13 LTE wireless bands. Both iPhones will be available later this month, while an India launch could take place later this year.
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