Samsung SGH-T769 passes through the FCC

By George Wong on 02/02/2012, filed in Home > CellPhones

Samsung SGH T769 passes through the FCC A new Samsung device has passed through the offices of the FCC, this time it’s the Samsung SGH-T769. The phone features WCDMA bands of 850/AWS/1900, identifying it as a T-Mobile 4G device and will feature an 800 x 480 display, an ARM11 processor and a candy bar shape – but other than that we don’t have any more clues about the phone. But from what we can see so far it looks like it’s going to be a mid-range handset and it could be the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G. Nothing is confirmed so far, but we’ll possibly have a reveal at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in a few weeks time. Stay tuned.

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