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"Can Apple Recapture the Wow? A WOW moment—if there is one—will launch Apple's next wave of growth. So it is a very important part of what we are expecting in September. If there is no truly new product—if this is all about new versions of existing wares—it will still be good, just not great. What hard-core Apple enthusiasts are hoping for is a reason to line up outside an Apple Store for the next new iThing."
 E-Commerce Times 3:51 PM
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"iTunes Radio to Debut in September With McDonald's, Nissan, P&G, Pepsi: Launch Partners Sign 12-Month Deals Worth Tens of Millions of Dollars" Advertising Age 1:50 PM
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"Supplier to Ship Two Apple iPhones in September: Supplier Hon Hai Is Shipping Both a High-End and Low-End Version" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:54 AM
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"Apple Chooses Coexistence To Survive in a Windows World" Forbes 7:46 AM
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"China is Apple's land of iPhone opportunity: Apple is accustomed to being the smartphone king, but in China, the iPhone is barely even an also-ran." CNNMoney 7:50 AM
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"Apple's about to strike iPhone gold in China: Apple is hoping for the iPod nano effect when it ships its new iPhone models in a few weeks time, when it hopes to attract a few million extra customers. So what is the iPod nano effect, what might happen, and why does it matter?" Computerworld 8:19 AM
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"Gold iPhone Could Help Apple Build Its Fortune: Apple is rumored be working on a low-cost iPhone 5C that will be available in gold. The color, and price point, could help Apple's cause in China." eWeek 2:14 PM
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"Apple Has A Near $50 Billion Opportunity In China" Forbes 1:58 PM
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"Katy Huberty: iPhone 5C could push Apple to No. 1 in China" Fortune 8:32 AM
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"Survey suggests iPhone 5C could make Apple the top-seller in the world's largest market – China" 9 to 5 Mac 8:36 AM
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"Apple iPad market share plummets in China as domestic vendors grow" PCWorld 7:48 AM
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