Today we can find a vast variety of China Mobile. China has created mobile for all classes . China Telecom Corp Ltd will soon be offering its 106 million subscribers access to the iPhone for the first time, according to news first reported exclusively by Reuters. The news, which comes just weeks after Apple COO Tim Cook’s recent visit to China, means that two of the country’s three carriers will now offer the popular handset.
According to the report, China Telecom will begin offering the iPhone to its customers by the end of 2011.
China Mobile presently uses a homegrown TD-SCDMA standard, which doesn’t play nice with existing iPhones. However, it is working on a fourth-generation TD-LTE radio technology that could be used with future Apple devices.
According to this more recent report, “a more likely scenario was for Apple to support China Mobile’s 4G LTE (long-term evolution) technology, which would only be available either in late 2012 or 2013.”
Regardless, with China Telecom now onboard, the number of iPhone subscribers will surely jump further in the next few months.
For those who want to buy an iPhone but don't have enough money to buy, this is a great news.
China Mobile recently stated that Apple CEO Steve Jobs is interested in developing an iPhone that could run on the carrier’s network.
The carrier – which is the largest in the world by subscribers – is currently in the process of testing a fourth generation network that will run on its “homegrown TD standard.” Obviously, the carrier needs smart phones to support this upcoming network. And, according to China Mobile, Steve Jobs is interested.
For this reason, we think Apple may well launch a TD version of the iPhone 5 when the handset launches later this year. Furthermore, as China Mobile’s upcoming network is LTE, this could hint at a future LTE iPhone in the U.S.
The iPhone is already available in China with China Unicom. If Apple supported China Mobile’s upcoming network, iPhone sales in China would increase greatly.
Now there are a number of things which China has brought in the market .
