Apple brings iPhone to world’s largest provider China Mobile

Apple has signed an agreement with China Mobile on the supply of iPhones for the network of the provider. China Mobile has 760 million customers, the largest provider of the world and the company rolls-rapidly 4g.

There were already rumors that Apple and China Mobile had agreed, after years of negotiation. Sunday Apple announced that the iPhone 5S and 5C from Friday 17 January for China Mobile available. Apple has its iPhones made suitable for the networks of the company. “We are delighted that iPhone on China Mobile will support our 4g lte tdd, and 3g td scdma networks”, says the chairman of China Mobile Xi Guohua.

With the agreement to get Apple there are potentially a huge number of users. China Mobile has more than 760 million customers. The provider roll is currently the largest 4g network in the world. Currently the provider’s 4g in sixteen cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. By the end of 2014 hopes to be China Mobile, a half a million 4g base stations, more than 340 Chinese cities operated could be. In 2009 Apple released the iPhone in China for the first time, through an agreement with China Unicom, the second largest provider in the country.