This is the APhone, a new Chinese Shanzhai phone that tries combine iPhone with the Android OS. The APhone has a design similar to iPhone but replace the home button with a trackball. Though running the Android 1.5 OS, the APhone offers an iPhone-like UI.

As J.W. mention at Meizu’s forum, the Chinese company is planning to release the 3G version of its M8 iPhone-like mobile phone, on March 2010. The Meizu M8 3G …

Another funny creation from China, NokiPhone N3000i is basically a combination of iPhone and Nokia’s N95. The dual sliding NokiPhone N3000i actually looks more like the iPhone, but it comes with …

Here is another iPhone clone, the Ciphone 5 that may be the best iPhone clone we have seen. Unlike other iClones that uses MTK platform, the Ciphone 5 is based on Windows Mobile 6.1 OS. Watch video demo after the break:

We have seen the m888a iPhone mini previously, here is another iPhone mini, M188 from CECT, the make of the popular P168 iPhone clone. CECT M188 has a 2.6-inch 240×320 touchscreen, a 0.3 Megapixel cmaera, and external memory card slot.

This is the TiPhone, a dual SIM iPhone clone with integrated TV tuner. The phone has a touhchscreen. Engadget Chinese has unboxed the TiPhone:

This is the EPhone M8, an almost perfect iPhone clone. The ePhone looks identical to Apple’s iPhone. However we are not sure if the photo above is really showing …

This is lencoo PD007, one of the many iPhone 3G clone. The lencoo PD007 looks exactly the same as the iPhone 3G (see more photos after the break). It has a 3.5-inch touchscreen display, a 2 Megapixel camera, and of course the iPhone-like UI.

This is a flip style iPhone clone named V126. Though not exactly looks like the iPhone, the V126 has a big Apple logo on the front cover and an iPhone-like UI. The “iPhone V126″ supports GSM 900/1800MHz networks, and features a 2.6-inch 240×320 display, integrated media player supporting MP3, MP4, 3GP, AVI file formats.

Though Meizu M8 has not been launched to the public yet. Some Chinese sites, for example IT168, has reviewed this iPhone-like mobile phone. The Meizu M8 features a 3.4-inch 480×720 LCD touchscreen display, a 3.2 Megapixel camera, 8GB or 16GB internal memory, support for dual band (900/1800MHz) GSM and GPRS. The M8 should offer also support for WiFi and EDGE, which has been locked, according to some Chinese sites.

According to IT168, Meizu’s developers have done a really good job in implementing an intuitive and user-friendly UI on Windows CE 6.0. Though we can see some elements of iPhone no matter UI or the phone design, on the Meizu M8, the phone’s remarkable performance is still worthy of recognition.

Hands-on live shots after the break: