Apple's latest smartphone product iPhone 4S will start retail sales in Hong Kong on November 11, 2011.

South Korean conglomerate company LG will reportedly close the mobile phone research and development department in LG Electronics China R&D Center in Beijing and cut half of the staff in the department.

Amit Midha, chairman for Dell Greater China, has revealed at Dell China's performance communication meeting for the second quarter of 2012 fiscal year that due to the growth of its large enterprise business unit and public utilities business, Dell China's revenue increased by 20% during the reporting period.

Nokia has confirmed that Liang Yumei, senior vice president for Greater China, South Korea and Japan, departed Nokia on June 1, 2011.

Google says a likely phishing attack from Jinan has targeted hundreds of its Gmail email users.

Chinese Internet company Tencent has gained the rights to operate Blade & Soul, a new online game developed by the South Korean company NCsoft, on the Chinese mainland.

Telecom operators from China, South Korea, and Japan have signed a strategic agreement to reduce the international data roaming fees among the three countries from March 2011.

The China Internet Network Information Center has published its 26th report on the development of the Chinese Internet.

Hong Kong's Office of the Telecommunications Authority reports that a study released by the Asia Pacific Carriers' Coalition shows Hong Kong provides the most economical local broadband access services in the Asia Pacific region.

Sponsored by Taiwan Tourism Administration, the China Taian Mount Tai Travel Information Website taian.travel has launched its Japanese and Korean versions targeting major inbound tourist source markets of Taiwan: Japan and South Korea.

South Korean LCD manufacturer LG Display has announced that it will cooperate with two Taiwanese companies, Everlight Electronics and Amtran Technology, to set up a LED joint venture in China.

Chinese video website Youku.com has announced that it has reached an agreement with the South Korean television station SBS to buy all TV series produced by the TV station.

Chinese home appliances retailer Suning Appliance and South Korean electronics maker Samsung have signed a new sales plan with the total value of CNY10 billion in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu province.

South Korean telecom operator KT has announced plans to acquire 25% stake in Omnitel China, a Chinese mobile phone content service provider.

The government of South Korea has reportedly approved Samsung and LG Display's applications to build LCD panel plants in China, on condition that they can prevent technology drains to Chinese rivals.