For what it is worth to those outside of Hong Kong a reportedly “confirmed” 64GB iPhone 4 prototype has surfaced in the gray markets of Sin Tak. According to the details given on this device, the phone has the model number of 995-6049LL and it seems to show that Apple was at least considering offering more »

It looks like Apple is continuing on with the worldwide roll-out of the iPhone 4, which is set to come available in China on September 25th. The upcoming launch day plans call for the retail stores to open up at 8am at which time the iPhone 4 will be available in either a 16 or more »

During Apple’s last press event, Steve Jobs announced the iPhone 4 would be launched into 17 additional markets starting July 30. Since the press event largely focused on the iPhone 4s antennagate issue, not much attention was given to the additional iPhone 4 launches. However, in a press release today, Apple is reminding us of more »

For the past two months, Google has threatened to stop censoring search results in China in response to a series of attacks that it believes were influenced by or connected to the Chinese government. Google has made good on that threat and announced on its blog that it has officially stopped censoring those results. Chinese more »

The buzz at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair came with the judging for the 10th HKEIA Award for Outstanding Innovation and Technology. Some of the entrees that won have been kept so secret, there is no information on the Internet about them yet, not even on the manufacturers’ sites. I am sure that will change as soon as the fair ends and the real marketing starts. In such cases, links to manufacturers’ websites have been provided for future reference.

Each winner received a trophy and a year’s worth of bragging rights. Check out the winners after the break and come back tomorrow for my thoughts on these winners.

The mother of all 3G iPhone rumors has been smashed, ladies and gentlemen, by none other than an Apple fanboy who happened to pass by a mobile phone accessories store in Hong Kong. While the rest of us here have been speculating (some even giggling) about the possibilities of a glossy black 3G iPhone coming more »