The iPhone 17 is seemingly resonating with Chinese consumers, with seemingly strong preorder sales volume. The South China Morning

Apple’s latest iPhone 17 series has seen record-breaking demand in China, according to sales data from major platforms and customer accounts, even as the launch of the super thin iPhone Air has been pushed back due to eSIM concerns.

Apple continues to phase out the physical SIM card tray on iPhones, with the latest models relying solely on eSIM technology in more countries.

Apple unveils the iPhone 17 amid Trump’s tariffs, balancing overseas manufacturing, pricing pressures, and political demands.

China's large-scale industrial mobilization is on full display as the iPhone 17 enters mass production, with Foxconn's Zhengzhou factory reportedly operating at maximum capacity to meet global demand.

Apple launched the iPhone 17 lineup last night, including a new ultra-thin Air model, with global prices starting at Rs 66,500.