After initial reports that iPhone sales in China are nothing short of abysmal, things are finally starting to look better for Apple's handsome smartphone.
iPhonAsia reports that at this time, China Unicom has managed to sell approximately 300,000 iPhones, which — while still a very low number considering the size of the Chinese market — is definitely better than the results in the first couple of weeks.
China Unicom seems to have managed to pick up speed by launching a 46-city iPhone roadshow/education campaign. In the first 40 days, 100,000 iPhones were sold in China, but in the next three weeks, the number has tripled. Recently, we've learned that the iPhone has all but conquered Japan. Is China next?
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