Apple ‘s dealings in China have been all over the Web lately due to an eye-opening New York Times report blaming Apple for extremely subpar working conditions in its manufacturing plants in southeast Asia. That story has cast a nasty shadow over Apple in China, and now there’s some more news of a deal to bring the iPhone 4S to China Telecom, China’s third largest wireless carrier.

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as the buy one 32 GB iPhone 4 and get one free offer is back.
Best Buy is giving away a free 32 GB iPhone 4 if you buy one today or tomorrow.
The offer is available only in store with a 2-year contract. Best Buy stores are open from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm today and from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm tomorrow.
Buy the Apple iPhone 4 32GB and get one FREE. Choose from Verizon or AT&T.
In-store only. Stores open Friday, 10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. and Saturday, (more…)

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reports that Sprint has agreed to buy 30.5 million iPhones over the next four years from Apple for an average price of $655, which works out to $20 billion.
that have claimed that Sprint – the third largest carrier in the US, will be offering Apple ‘s fifth generation iPhone , alongside with AT&T and Verizon. Sprint’s
also seem to suggest that Sprint has been gearing up for the iPhone launch. 
event,
has just dropped a bombshell.
Mr. Hesse (more…)

at WWDC 2011 keynote.
So not surprising after today’s announcement, the blogosphere is buzzing with rumors and speculations about Apple ‘s upcoming cloud services offering.
Last week, BusinessWeek had provided
– one of iCloud’s feature will work.
Apple Inc. has reached terms with major recorded-music companies to allow it to launch a digital locker service that would be more robust than those currently offered by Google Inc. and Amazon.com (more…)

AT&T’s Randall Stephenson said that acquiring T-Mobile will boost network capacity and improve service for devices such as iPhone .
, we had also mentioned that the acquisition should help in AT&T and T-Mobile to improve the voice quality thanks to the increased cell tower density and broader network infrastructure.
The acquisition would improve capacity on AT&T’s wireless network by about 30 percent in some of the largest U.S. cities, Stephenson (more…)

When he was asked whether the iPhone 4 antenna issues had impacted sales, he responded:
Let me be very clear: We are selling every unit we can make.
When he was asked to further clarify on the effect of antenna issues and if there were more complaints and returns, he reiterated:
My phone is ringing off the hook with people asking for more demand. So hard to say. Returns are less than for iPhone 3GS, and the ones for this specific issue are extremely (more…)

Broadpoint AmTech research analyst Brian Marshall speculates that AT&T might have gained an extra six months of iPhone exclusivity in the US with its bid to provide data service for the iPad, extending its window through the end of 2010.
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“AT&T had to do something dramatic to get the iPad,” said Brian Marshall, a Wall Street analyst at BroadPoint AmTech. AT&T's move was to discount their normal wireless data plans by 50% to iPad customers.
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There have been doubts raised about Verizon's take-away from the deal, which not only appears to be heavily benefitting Skype, but could also potentially cannibalize Verizon's own income from international calls.
The move, it now appears, has been made out of Verizon's apprehensions over the threat from iPhone . According to Om Malik from
, there is a high possibility for the agreement to be an exclusive one. Malik's sources have (more…)

They're quoting two reports by Reuters. Reuters has reported yesterday that Vic Gundotra, who leads Google's mobile engineering told journalists:
“Apple is a very close and valuable partner and we're very excited about the relationship we have with them today. We have no reason to believe that's going to change.
We don't want to comment on those rumours. We think that relationship is stable.”
When asked about the reports, (more…)