Apple offers Indonesia extra US$100m investment to lift iPhone 16 ban

Posted on November 21, 2024 by Guest authors

Apple has reportedly offered to invest an additional US$100 million in Indonesia to convince the government to approve its new iPhone 16 to be sold in the country.

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Device registries: Making the grey market more black and white

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July 30, 2025
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Globally, smartphone sales have been declining for the past few years, with emerging markets one of the few growth drivers. However, the cost of smartphones is a major barrier to adoption in these regions, and this has resulted in thriving grey markets…

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Drone deal for African roads; drone-supported 5G demo in Chile

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August 28, 2025
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Drone technology continues to make inroads into developing markets, as recent news stories from the African Development Bank (ADB) and Movistar Chile indicate.

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MTN South Africa’s Icon phone: an affordable entry point for 5G?

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South African operator MTN is launching an own-branded 5G smartphone. Called the Icon 5G, the new MTN smartphone will sell for 2,499 rand (about US$138). The smartphone is manufactured by ZTE.

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