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Now the company, best known for producing iPhones and other hi-tech gadgets, has found a solution: use robots instead.

BlackBerry phones are much like iPhones in the fact that you can only use BlackBerry OS with an official phone by BlackBerry.

So being without our iphones, GPS devices, and Blackberries might seem like the end of the world to some folks, come to think of it.

Apple has sold 75 million iPhones, but it had a year's head start on Google.

Mr Cook also said that Apple was still trying to sell iPhones in China and that it hoped to access that market within a year.

But a million iPhones in 74 days works out to a little less than 5 million iPhones per year--if you're selling them at a consistent rate.

It is hard to estimate how much more it would cost to build iPhones in the United States.

Currently, the company has had to allocate massive resources to its iTunes and iPhone online stores.

When you go on Craigslist and see more listings for iPhone repair and parts than actual, second hand iPhones, you know there's a problem.

You mock, but I heard two latest-generation iPhones discussing such a scenario between themselves just the other day.

Customers can pay a monthly fee to get rid of the advertisements or to install the application on iPhones and other mobile devices.

The Army plans to hold desert trials in the U. S. next week to test off-the-shelf iPhones, Androids and tablet computers for use in war.

Nokia is asking the U. S. District Court in Delaware for an injunction (PDF) on sales of iPhones and for unspecified damages.

Jobs has announced plans to sell 10 million iPhones by the end of 2008--a year and a half after launch.

Manufacturing glass for the iPhone revived a Corning factory in Kentucky, and today, much of the glass in iPhones is still made there.

The carrier has expressed a desire to sell iPhones and iPads to its customers, but hasn't announced any plans to do so.

The 45 million iPhones and iPod Touches sold over the last two years is having a major impact on the worldwide mobile phone ecosystem.

By way of comparison, carrier China Unicom said a few days after its launch that 5, 000 iPhones had been sold.

Consumers who have iPhones or BlackBerrys can sign up for the service, which does not ask for personal information.

For most people who see Apple's ads, and buy iPhones, the word beta means nothing at all.

He said a new "family of iPhones" will probably not be released until July.

iPhones account for 40 percent of Apple's revenue, so for the company, the bad publicity was a challenge.

Forget touchscreens, the iPhones and iPads of the future might be controlled by something even more impressive: the human mind.

This kind of technology is in its infancy, but it's a hot and growing area to use iPhones for artistic expression.

So if Apple sells iPhones as though they were iPods, they will be far more expensive than competing handsets.

It's also possible to turn off location services on Apple's iPhones, by going to 'settings' and 'general. '

Subways and skyscrapers, in other words, are replacing exports of furniture and iPhones as the symbols of this nation's prowess.

At home and in her office, she and her husband own four iPhones, two iPads, three Mac laptops, two Mac desktop computers and two iPods.

Several of them have had to replace their iPhones due to cracked screens.

The pen interface was clumsy, and, frankly, customers saw no need for direct screen interfaces before the age of iPhones.

It was initially designed for use with Apple's iPad, though it also works on Android tablets, as well as on iPhones and Android smartphones.

More organized smugglers will bring in 100 or more iPhones a day, and some will put phones into a shipping container with other goods.

This decision reduced Apple's control, but its iPhones were still not able to connect to other 3G wireless networks.

Old iPhones that are no longer activated as phones can still be used like the iPod Touch.

But instead of selling only a few million as it expected, AT&T now has an estimated 12m-14m iPhones on its network.

Apple said it sold nearly 9 million iPhones for the three months that ended March 27, more than double the number from a year earlier.

's network, which has been criticized for dropped calls and not being able to adequately handle the load of data-guzzling iPhones.

But the momentum, particularly at the expensive end of the market, is with iPhones and Android phones.

But Android is growing fast, and many analysts expect more phone users to be using Android phones than iPhones by next year.

I was thinking recently how inconvenient it was not to have a general term for iPhones, iPads, and the corresponding things running Android.

Cook remains untested on this front, despite his deft hand dealing with the supply chain partners that make Macs, iPhones and iPads.

Once again, Apple's approach is to let only Apple make the hardware and software. Nobody else makes iPhones.

There's a cult-like fascination with Apple product rumors, and that fascination turns into an obsession when it comes to iPhones.

Apple already has sold more than 50 million iPhones so far world-wide, Chief Executive Steve Jobs said earlier this month.

He's got a Palm Pre, two iPhones (one for overseas), a Nexus One and a Droid.

By contrast, iPhones and Android handsets are multi-media devices that can also be used for phone calls and messaging.

Should we expect to see two new iPhones in September?

By cutting prices to boost the number of iPhones in use, Apple is hoping developers will put even more energy into creating new apps.

Carrying the iPhones, iPods and iPads have become a conveniently portable way of projecting status.

A more immediate goal is to build robots nimble enough to penetrate the assembly market for goods such as iPhones and BlackBerrys.

"The total number of iPhones in China Mobile's network has reached 10 million -- and we didn't pay any subsidies, " he said.

Scalpers or no scalpers, the high demand for official, un-hacked iPhones would seem like a boost for Apple.

A manager at a China Unicom store in Beijing said Sunday that his store sold ten iPhones on Saturday but only one on Sunday.

Elites elbowed for position at the bar, danced poorly, and tapped out text messages on their iPhones, made by? . ? . ? . ? Apple.

I think of this every time I hear business plans that say, "With over 30 million iPhones sold, our app is sure to. . . "

Researchers last week said Apple's iPhones store unencrypted databases containing months of location information.

Her new 'Red Cat' series continues her commentary on capitalism, with figures clutching McDonald's fries, iPhones and digital cameras.

In a few years, we'll view our iPhones and Android handsets the same way.

You can do video calling between two iPhones, two computers or one of each.

The new line of iPhones and the revamped MobileMe are intended for release this summer, though those plans could change, the person said.

Foxconn, meanwhile, makes all of the iPhones and the two companies split the production of Apple's iMac desktop computers half-and-half.

When you know that your users are browsing your site with iPhones, you can make a number of strong assumptions about their environments.

That's when the audience decides whether to listen to you or surf for last night's box scores on its iPhones.

All key product lines exceeded expectations. The company sold 16. 2 million iPhones in the quarter, up 86 percent from the year-ago quarter.

Gameloft games are also available to players on WiiWare and DS, Microsoft's Xbox LIVE Arcade, Apple's iPod, iTouch and iPhones, and PCs.

The demands became particularly fervent in late December, after many employees received iPhones as holiday gifts.

KT, which has an exclusive contract to offer iPhones in South Korea, will start to receive orders for the phone Wednesday.

Britain has Autonomy, which makes specialised search software, and ARM, which designs the microchips for Apple's iPhones.

China Mobile has already announced that it will carry Apple's 4G iPhones when a LTE (long-term evolution) version is ready.

When he noticed other people were buried in their iPhones, he quieted down.

We're multitasking like never before, constantly switching our focus from Blackberries to iPhones, to email and texts and the internet.

Since then, however, it has abandoned this strategy in order to sell iPhones through many more mobile phone networks across the world.

The project is an important community effort that helps Linux users create software programs that work with their iPods and iPhones.

These services also have complimentary apps for iOS that store and organize content locally on iPhones and iPads in that same format.

Our San Francisco office almost exclusively has iPhones, and our New York office is littered with Androids.

Other estimates have shown Android devices outselling iPhones, or moving ahead among consumers only.

Mr. Munster, who rates Apple at outperform with a $607 price target, estimates sales of 25 million iPhones in the December quarter.

What you want is a boatload of snazzy Samsung 3D TVs, or, even better, iPhones.

"We sell iPhones in over a hundred countries, " a current Apple executive said.

A giant manufacturer of iPhones and other popular electronics has a bad employee problem: they're killing themselves.

The only headline that matters today is: "Apple pre-sells 600, 000 iPhones; Far exceeds expectations. "

Smartphones that run on Google's Android operating system also are expected to outsell iPhones this year.

Everything imaginable is for sale in bulk at the Tianxiu Mansions, from motorbikes and building materials to fake Armani suits and iPhones.

Many analysts believe the strong international momentum for iPhones could spill over and help iPad sales.

Apple has so far shipped more than 30m iPhones since the first 3G version was launched in 2007.

Apple faced growing criticism over the way it gathers positioning data from iPhones.

In her Korean school, near Seoul, her classmates have iPod touches and iPhones and play Nintendo, just like her classmates in America.

There are no huge lines of people returning iPhones because of the antenna issue. So Apple has no need to bribe people with free bumpers.

China, the world's biggest seller, sells cheap Christmas ornaments, cheap iPhones, cheap Gap shirts, and cheap Nike shoes to America.

The new oleophobic screen is brighter and displays warmer, richer colors than previous iPhones.

And consumers are more likely to buy iPhones and iPads when more entertainment and information applications are available on them.

Today, Mac OS X ships with Apple's Macs, and specialized versions of the OS power iPhones and iPads.

They all bought iPhones and iPads, paying with $100 bills, though they seemed unfamiliar with the currency, Ms. Peters said.

Isn't it time for Apple to sell iPhones in silly colors as well?

Making love boosts our happiness more than anything else, a study using iPhones has revealed.

Apple has already developed tiered pricing, selling older iPhones more cheaply.

If successful, the lawsuit could entitle Nokia to a licensing fee for all 30m iPhones sold since its launch.

In Henan, a giant new Foxconn factory making iPhones will need several hundred thousand workers.

Apple has a global sales target of 10m iPhones in the first year and is in talks with carrier NTT DoCoMo to bring the iPhone to Japan.

Its giveaway T-shirts often carry the same 'Designed by Apple in California' notice as do its iPhones and iPads.

The company spent approximately 61 percent of its semiconductor budget in 2010 on wireless products such as iPhones and iPads.

Ambient light sensors, which are also in iPhones, tell the device to adjust the screen's brightness.

The researchers showed the audience how to break into iPhones by sending computer code via the phone's SMS system.

THE first iPhones are now on their way to Apple's American retail stores and those of its service partner, AT&T.

That hold is slipping as firms let employees toting iPhones and Android-based devices use them for work.

Employees also help customers to jailbreak iPhones and iPads purchased from the store.

Some people whip out their BlackBerries or iPhones and start reading or typing furiously.

Another thing missing is an alternative to the AT&T data network, which is already buckling under the strain of traffic to and from iPhones.

There is a new WorldCat Mobile pilot with downloadable apps for iPhones, BlackBerrys, and most phones that are Web enabled.

That means that users can easily buy iPhones that are sold overseas and brought into China for resale, though not 3G models.

At the end of 2012, predicts Gartner, a market-research firm, Android phones will have a bigger share of the market than iPhones.

They're part of the free software upgrade called iPhone 2. 0, which will be available to the six million original iPhones, starting Friday.

Not real people, but virtual ones, watching his run on a live stream of Tame's four iPhones.

Our iPhones, Androids, and Blackberries are our personal devices.

The alternative is for Apple to sell iPhones through operators, as other handset-makers do.

We are still made for jungles and savannahs but we interact more with iPhones and computer screens than anything else.

They examine the latest iPhones and open Twitter accounts, to great public fanfare.

In short, the subjects didn't demonstrate the classic brain-based signs of addiction. Instead, they loved their iPhones.

Toshiba is a key supplier of NAND flash memory to Apple Inc. for use in iPhones and iPad tablets.

We don't want to reduce the reliability and security of our iPhones, iPods and iPads by adding Flash.

The stash included Prada handbags, Cartier jewelry and four iPhones.

That's why America doesn't produce iPhones or much of the other stuff it keeps saying it's good at.

Though components differ between versions, all iPhones contain hundreds of parts, an estimated 90 percent of which are manufactured abroad.

A front facing camera could allow video-chat capabilities in future iPhones.

Some executives have openly renounced their iPhones.

Several said they'd held out for years to buy it because they worried there would be quality problems if they purchased gray-market iPhones.

Apps are mobile applications designed to be used on smartphones such as iPhones or BlackBerrys or devices such as the iPod Touch.

Will other wireless companies also start selling iPhones?

In 2008, Apple found that a total of 25 child workers had been employed to build iPods, iPhones and its range of computers.

IPhones and iPad 3G models running the latest version of Apple's iOS operating system have the database on it, they say.

There are reports that Apple might change this situation with the huge demand for 3G iPhones and its ripple effect.

Apple's new Lion version of OS X will link to iPhones and iPads through cloud-based services.

Estimates of the number of iPhones sold over the weekend range from 500, 000 to 1m; many stores ran out.

Along with fears about dropping and damage, however, many parents sharing iPhones with their young ones feel nagging guilt.

"We've heard the rumors that many iPhones are being used outside the officially sanctioned countries, " Net Applications says.

Slice says it has processed 3 million transactions, while Lemon boasts 300, 000 users, primarily using iPhones and Android phones.

There have been problems in the past of touts buying up iPhones to resell at higher prices.

So does the iOS operating system which breathes life into iPhones and iPads.

With Apple having sold 50 million iPhones, it was perhaps inevitable that a cottage industry of iPhone repair shops would spring up.

The web experience has definitively extended beyond the personal computer to mobile devices such as iPhones, Blackberries and iPads.

Pupils are being given iPhones to spy on teachers in lessons, a union has warned.

I think the more iPhones that we can get out there into peoples' hands, the more people love them.

Within three months, Apple had sold one million iPhones.

More Macs, iPhones sold than ever before. All-time record quarterly revenue and earnings.

Over 36 years, he transformed the supplier of plastic television knobs to the maker of iPhones and Sony Corp. PlayStations.

"We're on our mobile phones and we're on our various iPhones, BlackBerrys and the like that transmits data that locates individuals. "

A lot people got upset about Apple collecting location data on iPads and iPhones.

Now, they can tap a new Places icon in the Facebook app on their iPhones and do this more easily, complete with a map.

Apple has shipped over 75 million iPhones, and the iPhone OS continues to dominate mobile web traffic.

The Longhua plant now produces 137, 000 iPhones a day, or about 90 a minute.

Where people once wore Mao suits and rode bicycles, there are now Prada, BMW, and iPhones galore.

Companies like Bausch & Lomb Inc. (BOL) are buying iPhones for their employees, in some cases replacing BlackBerry devices.

The company has 1, 000 BlackBerrys and 400 iPhones, including 200 purchased by employees.

In a lot of cases, especially with older model iPhones, Winterboard can slow down iOS a lot.

Things like iPhones and wine and serving in the military.

We expect a lot of users will feel the same way when iPhones are offered at their workplaces.

Apple can sell $3. 9 billion worth of Macs in a single quarter, and nearly twice that in iPhones.

But it's not all bad news: electronics such as Blu-ray players, Kindles and iPhones will all be cheaper next year, the website says.

Others remain less shy about their iPhones.

Congress is considering a switch from their smart Blackberry phones for the even smartier iPhones.

For instance, the first iPhones didn't support multitasking for third-party apps.

Militias were raping six-month-old babies so that countries far away could get access to gold and coltan for their iPhones and computers.

Apple -- New versions of the iPod Touch and iPhone 3GS spurred sales (Apple sold 8. 7 million iPhones last holiday season).

Wi-Fi offload was all the buzz last year as mobile data use from iPhones and other smartphones threatened to swamp operators' networks.

That's in part why iPhones generate more traffic than 30 basic cellphones.

Apple said in January that 70% of Fortune 100 companies were testing or deploying iPhones.

Do the Chinese of Chongqing really want to give up their Ford Fiestas and bootleg iPhones for a return to the Maoist era?

For the quarter ended Sept. 30, Apple said it sold 17. 07 million iPhones, falling short of the roughly 20 million expected by analysts.

There are either Blackberry phones or iPhones in IT.

Apple has sold more than 21 million iPhones in more than 80 countries since it was launched in 2007.

On the backs of its popular iPhones, iPads or iPods, you'll find the words "Assembled in China. "

Demand is so strong in China that smuggling of real iPhones and sales of fakes are on the rise.

Apple has lost not one, but three prototype iPhones in the past year.

Currently, iPhones are available in China through Apple's online store, resellers and China Unicom.

In total, Apple has sold more than 50 million iPhones since it introduced the first model in 2007.

Apple sells more than 6m iPhones and iPods each month.

Apple sold 20. 3 million iPhones in its fiscal third quarter.

Xiang: It's really impressive that over 60, 000 iPhones were sold within two days in Korea.

Finally, we reiterate our goal of selling 10 million iPhones in calendar 2008.

The typical American buys products made in China, like Nike shoes or Apple iPhones, but probably can't name many Chinese brands at all.

Apple has sold more than 21m iPhones in 80 countries since it was launched in 2007.

What is more interesting, though, is how these moms use their iPhones.

The mobile operator said it would start selling 3G iPhones for about Rmb5, 000 ($732) each on October 1, without specifying which model.

"IPhones will help us to change the structure of our customer base and improve [average revenue per user], " said Mr Chang.

In 2009, estimates showed that Apple sold 86% more iPhones and iPods than Mac's, which is a huge margin.

It's difficult to get accurate data on how many customers have jailbroken their iPhones.

Jailbreakme 2. 0 works on all iPhones which are running Apple's iOS4 operating system.

Apple has sold more than 50 million iPhones to date, and the App Store carries 200, 000 apps and has served 3 billion downloads.

Apple sold 8. 4 million iPhones world-wide in the first quarter alone, according to research firm Gartner.

Nokia's last hit smartphone model, the N95, was unveiled in 2006. In comparison, Apple has sold 8. 75 million Iphones .

Within 96 hours, the plant was producing over 10, 000 iPhones a day.

By contrast, Apple reported shipments of 14. 1m iPhones during its most recent quarter, to September 25, or roughly 150, 000 a day.

Apple Inc. would love to sell more iPads and iPhones in China.

Even though their iPhones were unlocked versions from Hong Kong, and had to be cracked, they were welcomed among many urban Chinese.

A MILLION CRACKED IPHONES IN CHINA?

Shares of Hon Hai, which assembles Apple's iPhones and iPads in China, dropped 4. 6%.

What makes someone like me buy 2 iPhones and 2 computers in the past 12 months?

Last year Standard Chartered became the first major bank to officially switch to Apple, offering iPhones to 15, 000 of its employees.

Based on U. S. sales of 11. 3 million iPhones in 2009, the researchers estimate Chinese iPhone exports at $2. 02 billion.

Analysts estimate 1m-2m iPhones are in use in China, which has nearly 700m mobile users.

How many more iPhones could you have sold if you didn't have supply constraints?

When inquired about the reason, an employee whispered that the iPhones are Hong Kong licensed and procured through the gray market.

In Hong Kong this week, protesters are burning cardboard cutouts of iPhones.

Apple has just 2. 2 per cent of the world cell-phone market, but that means it sold twenty-five million iPhones last year.

Almost all of the 70 million iPhones, 30 million iPads and 59 million other products Apple sold last year were manufactured overseas.

Last year, Apple sold 1. 7 million iPhone 4s in just three days -- 20% of the quarter's iPhones.

The price difference between iPhones in China and Hong Kong is partly due to import duties, Unicom President Lu Yimin said in March.

The new worm is affecting jailbroken iPhones in the Netherlands and is redirecting users from a legitimate banking website to a fake site

We divide 4 million by 200 days, that's 20, 000 Iphones every day on average.

Apply Inc. sold 1 million iPhones in the three days following its release of the latest model on Friday,

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