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Rumor: Foxconn May Have Received Order for Next Generation iPhone 4
Today's tenuous iPhone 4 rumor comes to us today from Russia, Twitter, and the letters F-O-X-C-O-N-N. More »Foxconn to Open 10,000 Retail Stores in China
Foxconn, the Taiwanese manufacturer who assembles a sizable percentage of our consumer electronics, is planning to open a boatload of retail stores in China, where they'll sell the smorgasbord of gear that they assemble. More »Rumor: Is This the Apple Tablet's SIM Card Tray
Today in micro-rumors: Is this the Apple Tablet's SIM card tray? (And are we this desperate for photos?) More »Nokia ARM-Based Smartbook To Follow Booklet 3G?
It was only on Monday that Nokia confirmed its first laptop, but now DigiTimes suggests the Fins may use either Compal or Foxconn to build an ARM-based smartbook for 2010. If true, my guess is it'll run Maemo 5. More »Foxconn Increases Compensation For iPhone Suicide Employee's Family
Foxconn just increased the compensation for their worker that killed himself as a result of possible beatings and interrogations over a lost iPhone. More »Foxconn Building Apple Tablet for September or October Launch?
Taiwanese paper Apple Daily reports than Hon Hai Precision Industry—aka Foxconn—is building the Apple tablet using previously rumored 10-inchish screens from WinTek and a battery from Dynapack, for launch in September or October. More »Foxconn Employee Describes His Oppressed Life from Inside the Factories
Even if you don't know Foxconn's name, you know the products they produce. Major, beloved hardware brands like Apple and Nintendo rely on their assembly lines to make some of the most coveted gadgets in the world. More »Foxconn Worker Had 16 iPhone Prototypes, Girlfriend Given MacBook
iPhone Leak Suicide: Where Is the Lost Gen iPhone Prototype?
The death of the guardian of Foxconn's iPhone prototype is a tragedy. But deep down, gadgethounds are wondering where the phone is now. So far, none of us know where, so we're left to our imaginations. More »Foxconn iPhone Worker Sun Danyong's Final Messages
Chinese newspapers have been piecing together Foxconn worker Sun Danyong's final hours, and claim to have recovered his final text message to his girlfriend, sent two hours before he died. It's clear something horrible was happening to him: More »Chinese Paper Reports iPhone Worker Not Tortured, Yet Worker Implies Force Was Used
The New Yorker reports Chinese paper Southern Daily claims they've seen surveillance footage of Sun Danyong's interrogation by Foxconn, which show that he wasn't locked up or tortured. It also says that Sun told Foxconn to search his house. More »Why Apple Will Probably Keep Doing Business With Foxconn After iPhone Leak Death
Whatever role iPhone builder Foxconn played in 25-year-old Sun Danyong's death after a prototype iPhone he was entrusted with went missing, they will likely not pay the highest of prices: Losing Apple's business. More »Foxconn's CEO Supposedly Under Tax Evasion Investigation By IRS?
Foxconn, otherwise known as the company involved in the iPhone suicide, supposedly just had their CEO fingered by the IRS for tax evasion. Up to $1.49 billion worth. But it's not so simple. More »Death By iPhone: Apple and China's Cultural Time Bomb
Perspective on the iPhone Suicide: Guy Died Over a F*&#ing PHONE
Let's step back from the iPhone leak suicide for a minute and just think about the basics of what happened. A phone was lost. A guy was tortured. A guy killed himself or something. Over a fucking phone. More »Foxconn iPhone Suicide: Chinese Police Now Investigating Murder
Foxconn has suspended a security official and turned over its probe into a worker's recent alleged suicide to police, who are currently investigating the possibility of murder. This already messy story could be about to get much, much messier. More »Apple Responds, Confirms Foxconn Employee Suicide
Report: iPhone Leak Interrogations Drive Foxconn Employee to Suicide
Rumor: Nokia Is Gonna Make Netbooks
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