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		<title>苹果电脑网上支付购物</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Mar 2010 08:51:05 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Terence</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[苹果用户一直以来在国内互联网领域里都是二等居民，很多网站无法浏览无法正常使用，最大问题在于网上银行及支付功能上。到目前为止大多数国内网银必需下载安装银行提供的软件，一般只支持 IE 而只支持微软 Windows 系统。其实，国内网银搞得复杂是没有必要的，在国外包括香港网银大部分只需通过普通用户名及密码进行登录就足够了，特别软件需求是多余的。 在中国大陆的苹果用户现在终于有途径进行网上购物啦！所有招行用户如开通了一卡通手机支付功能可通过手机验证确认支付。流程简单：只需先选用招行支付，然后在招行弹出的窗口内点击手机支付。最后把您注册的手机号输入，加上招卡后四位和显示的验证码输入提交就可进行手机支付，苹果电脑无需要安装任何插件。当你手机收到招行短信后点击短信内的连接，再通过手机输入注册的支付密码确认支付。 虽然此方式不能全算是苹果电脑支持，但起码大陆苹果用户终于有途径支付了。 注意：使用手机支付必需提前开通网上支付功能并调好足够的支付额度。招行专业版支付额度和一卡通额度是分开的，你可通过招行网银“网上支付”目录找出“一卡通支付额度管理”调整额度。 如需修改注册手机号可点击 “网上支付” -> “一卡通支付联系信息修改” 调整 详细流程可参考本博客英文文章。]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>苹果用户一直以来在国内互联网领域里都是二等居民，很多网站无法浏览无法正常使用，最大问题在于网上银行及支付功能上。到目前为止大多数国内网银必需下载安装银行提供的软件，一般只支持 IE 而只支持微软 Windows 系统。其实，国内网银搞得复杂是没有必要的，在国外包括香港网银大部分只需通过普通用户名及密码进行登录就足够了，特别软件需求是多余的。</p>
<p>在中国大陆的苹果用户现在终于有途径进行网上购物啦！所有招行用户如开通了一卡通手机支付功能可通过手机验证确认支付。流程简单：只需先选用招行支付，然后在招行弹出的窗口内点击手机支付。最后把您注册的手机号输入，加上招卡后四位和显示的验证码输入提交就可进行手机支付，苹果电脑无需要安装任何插件。当你手机收到招行短信后点击短信内的连接，再通过手机输入注册的支付密码确认支付。</p>
<p>虽然此方式不能全算是苹果电脑支持，但起码大陆苹果用户终于有途径支付了。</p>
<p>注意：使用手机支付必需提前开通网上支付功能并调好足够的支付额度。招行专业版支付额度和一卡通额度是分开的，你可通过招行网银“网上支付”目录找出“一卡通支付额度管理”调整额度。</p>
<p>如需修改注册手机号可点击 “网上支付” -> “一卡通支付联系信息修改” 调整</p>
<p>详细流程可参考本博客<a href="http://blog.parker.hk/2010/03/apple-mac-china-online-banking/">英文文章</a>。</p>
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		<title>China Unicom iPhone</title>
		<link>http://blog.parker.hk/2009/10/china-unicom-iphone/</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2009 09:19:52 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Terence</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Beijing]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[apple]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[iPhone]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Prices have now been released for the Apple iPhone 3G and 3GS which began sale in China this month with China Unicom. The sales model will be similar to that in Hong Kong (albeit at higher cost), whereby the phone is sold cheaply with an additional prepayment for mobile service. This is alongside updated pricing [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Prices have now been released for the Apple iPhone 3G and 3GS which began sale in China this month with <a href="http://eng.chinaunicom.com/">China Unicom</a>. The sales model will be similar to that in Hong Kong (albeit at higher cost), whereby the phone is sold cheaply with an additional prepayment for mobile service. </p>
<p>This is alongside <a href="http://blog.parker.hk/2009/09/china-unicom-new-3g-tariff-plan/">updated pricing plans</a> (linked tariff for non-iPhone users), promising greater data quota&#8217;s than previous packages and China Mobile&#8217;s current offerings. The higher the service plan used, the cheaper the iPhone is sold for. This offer requires a 24 month service commitment.</p>
<p>Details of 3G and 3GS pricing and service plans available on <a href="http://shop.10010.com/terminal/iphone/iphonesalepackage.jsp" target="_blank">China Unicom Online Store</a> (or in <a href="http://iphonasia.com/?p=7046p" target="_blank">English </a>via Google Translate). There are slight differences over the standard packages, notably increased data quota and free SMS bundles.</p>
<p>Note: Chinese iPhones have <a href="http://iphonasia.com/?p=7165">WiFi disabled</a>, but are not carrier locked. For a full featured unlocked phone, consider purchasing from <a href="http://store.apple.com/hk-zh/browse/home/shop_iphone/family/iphone?mco=Nzc1MjMzOQ">Apple Store Hong Kong</a>. Or wait for a WAPI/WiFi release in China.</p>
<p><strong>Update 2010-11-12:</strong><br />
iPhone 4 has superseded the 3G/3Gs for a while now, and therefore the above is no longer relevant. Chinese iPhone 4 now includes WiFi, and is sold with <a href="http://iphone.10010.com/buy/">updated pricing plans</a>. Contract period remains 24 months, with upfront payment of RMB5,880. This is rebated in airtime, depending on your chosen package, with the RMB 286+ packages giving 100% rebate on phone cost, and RMB 96 plan rebating only RMB 1981.</p>
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