In yet another sign that it’s moving to diversify product manufacturing beyond China, Apple’s reportedly been trialing AirPods production in Vietnam, per a communication seen by Nikkei.
There are more than 2.5 million Apple developers in Greater China, and now they can take advantage of Apple’s newly launched app development and design center in Shanghai.
A sketchy report, citing sources in the upstream supply chain, says Apple may create a China-specific iPhone with an under-display fingerprint sensor as a cheaper alternative to Face ID.
The new Mac Pro won’t bear a label “Assembled in USA” because manufacturing labor costs in China, though rising, still remains much lower than in the US.
Apple says that Trump’s latest round of tariffs, if implemented, could negatively impact the company’s contributions to the U.S. economy and would impact product costs.
The majority of manufacturing for Apple products happens in China. However, a new report suggests a big chunk of that manufacturing may be moved out of the region.
Contract manufacturer Pegatron is allegedly set to soon move iPad and MacBook manufacturing out of China amid an escalating trade war between the US and China.
The deals let cash-strapped Chinese shoppers borrow money at no cost to buy Apple products online and pay for their devices in monthly installments over 3, 6, 12 or 24 months.
“Made in USA” iPhones? Not so fast. A tale of a tiny custom screw illustrates how Apple found that no country can match China’s combination of scale, skills, infrastructure and cost.
The new shot-on-iPhone video was released to celebrate Chinese New Year, which falls on February 5.
HomePod in China includes storytelling features for children that permit kids to ask the Siri assistant to tell them a story.
Availability of Apple’s Siri-powered wireless speaker is scheduled to expand to mainland China and Hong Kong starting this coming Friday, January 18