Posts Tagged ‘fcc’

It has been surmised that T-Mobile is planning to release two great new Android phones in the coming months, the G2 (aka Vision, aka Desire Z) and the dual-core Glacier. It is unknown which, but it is thought that one of these phones has just recieved FCC approval thanks to a recent filing for model ...

It looks as if a new device has passed through the FCC as of July 20, sporting CDMA, EVDO, and WiMax radios.  It's skimpy on the details because of all that confidentiality stuff, but you can see a section of the ID label that shows the model number as SPH-D700 which is the Sprint Samsung ...

It looks like the Dell Aero is ready for a second quarter launch.  With FCC approval behind them the Mini 3iG is ready to be Dell's first Android handset to be sold in the US. The Dell Aero will ship with Android 1.5 with the promise of an eventual update to Android 2.1. A 624MHz ...

The HTC Legend looks to be on its way. The folks  at Engadget learned that the HTC Legend has cleared the FCC and is sporting 850/1900 MHz 3G bands which is well suited for carriers like AT&T, Rogers, Telus, and other Canadian carriers. At any rate, it does look like the HTC Legend is ...

Here is another one you can file away in the rumor mills but March 23 is reportedly the date that the Nexus One will be available with Verizon. According to an anonymous source: The Nexus One, originally released on T-Mobile in January, has passed FCC inspection for use on Verizon's CDMA network and according ...

A while back the FCC made a formal request to Verizon about their ETF standards and their new Advanced Devices double ETF. Now Reuters is reporting that the FCC has expanded its request to include AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, & Google in the inquiry. They are asking questions as to how the ETF is ...