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There's been a lot in the press lately about working conditions in Apple factories in China. Apparently, we're worried about it -- but only a little bit.

The iPhone assistant has become a guest vocalist.

Does the chaos surrounding today's release mean that Apple is underestimating its popularity in China?

A panel advises against prostate screening for healthy men, why the latest iPhone looks the same, hotels join the flash mob fad and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.

Missteps led to online exposure of patient data, save money by tightening your data belt, trading in your old iPhone and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.

Using the net wisely in a health crisis, new iPhone faces stiff competition, odometer tampering rising on off-lease cars and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times

Pre-orders for the Verizon iPhone sold out in hours. Then came an announcement about the carrier's data policy.

Many experts and consumers are excited about the new weight-loss apps available for iPhone, BlackBerry and other smartphones.

Neither the cell phone carrier nor Apple, the smart phone's designer, predicted the popularity of the iPhone, to the chagrin of both companies and their customers.   

How rental car companies and wireless phone carriers compare, who pays if your iPhone is stolen and other consumer-focused items from today's Times.