The Lenovo LePad S2005 is now making the rounds over in China. Our crack team over at Engadget.cn saw the above announcement on Lenovo’s official Sina Weibo page . . . → Read More: Lenovo LePad S2005 leaps into China
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 While Apple fans around the globe have had the iPhone 4S for awhile now, many of our friends in the Far East haven’t gotten to enjoy the fruits of their countrymen’s labor due to a lack of governmental approval. . . . → Read More: iPhone 4S cleared for use in China, sino-Siri coming soon  China’s own Motorola RAZRs have arrived, and have plenty to differentiate themselves from the Verizon-coated version available in the US. Thankfully, our colleagues over at Engadget Chinese have managed to get some intimate hands-on time with the dual-SIM capable XT928 . . . → Read More: Chinese Motorola XT928 gets hands-on: less RAZR, more double-edged sword  Instead of resting on its laurels as China’s third-largest wireless provider, China Telecom is now looking to branch out into relatively uncharted waters — namely, the US consumer market. In a recent interview with Bloomberg , Donald Tan, president of China Telecom Americas, confirmed that his company plans to bring its own branded wireless service to select US markets next year, in the hopes of capitalizing on the large Chinese communities and consumer bases scattered across the country. . . . → Read More: China Telecom looking to expand into US consumer market, eyes 2012 launch  Just a few days after introducing its own Android-like OS, Baidu is now looking to expand its mobile reach to the hardware front, with the help of Dell. According to Reuters , the Chinese search giant has joined forces with the PC manufacturer to produce a line of tablets and smartphones within China, in the hopes of capitalizing on a market of more than 900 million mobile subscribers . . . → Read More: Baidu, Dell join forces to produce line of smartphones and tablets in China  We don’t know if this device is ” super confidential ” or not, but we’ve just come across yet another Nokia N9 lookalike with a non-MeeGo operating system on board. Well, it looks that way, anyhow. . . . → Read More: Nokia’s Android flirtations revealed  Apple iPad 2 When studies said that Apple triggers the same part of the brain that Religion triggers, they probably meant it. Apparently, a chinese kid really, really wanted an iPad 2, but had not saved up enough allowance to get it. “I wanted to buy an iPad 2 but could not afford it,” said the boy to Shanghai Daily. “A broker contacted me on the Internet and said he could help me sell one kidney for 20,000 yuan”. 20,000 yuan is around $3,000 USD incase you were wondering. . . . → Read More: Chinese Boy Sells Kidney for an iPad 2, Later Regrets It  Apple iPad 2 When studies said that Apple triggers the same part of the brain that Religion triggers, they probably meant it. Apparently, a chinese kid really, really wanted an iPad 2, but had not saved up enough allowance to get it. “I wanted to buy an iPad 2 but could not afford it,” said the boy to Shanghai Daily. “A broker contacted me on the Internet and said he could help me sell one kidney for 20,000 yuan”. 20,000 yuan is around $3,000 USD incase you were wondering. . . . → Read More: Chinese Boy Sells Kidney for an iPad 2, Later Regrets It  The Apple iPad 2 was greeted by crowds during its debut in China on Friday morning, according to AppleInsider . Customers began lining up at about 5pm local time on Thursday, and there were hundreds of people in line by the time the store opened. Those who waited in line were allowed to leave to take one hour breaks, but anyone who spent longer was sent to the back of the queue . . . → Read More: Apple iPad 2 launches to crowds in China  If smartphone platforms are legitimized by a KIRF manufacturer’s tenacity to rip them off, then Windows Phone has truly arrived. Today we’re looking at a larger than life “HTC”-branded knock-off of the Omnia 7 , replete with an 800 x 480 4.8-inch (!) capacitive touchscreen and 1GHz Snapdragon processor . . . → Read More: Keepin’ it real fake: Windows Phone 7 debuts in China |
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