06/16/2010, The folks over at the FCC have taken a gander at the E-Benton MiniNOTE, where this device falls nicely under the netbook category range where its specifications are concerned, which include an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, integrated Intel GMA950 graphics chipset, 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive at best, Wi-Fi connectivity, a 1.3-megapixel webcam and Windows XP as the operating system of choice. What makes it different from the […]

06/15/2010, The Samsung Galaxy S, also known as the T959, has just passed through the FCC’s hurdles with flying colors, which means it is set to hit the market from T-Mobile in the immediate future. As expected, the Galaxy S T959 will feature 1700MHz AWS connectivity, making it more than capable of handling T-Mobile’s 3G speeds without batting an eyelid. This could very well be Samsung’s finest Android-powered handset to date, […]

06/12/2010, Despite the many netbooks already in the market, nothing’s stopping Asus from churning out more of these popular little devices, and next up the Asus Eee PC 1016P has paid a visit to the FCC, taking one step closer to being available on retail shelves. Pricing or release information weren’t mentioned, but specifications of this netbook include:

06/07/2010, The iPhone 4 has taken some baby steps to move closer to its June 24th launch date, as it has taken the time from its busy WWDC schedule to visit the FCC. The good news is that not only does it sport the 850MHz/1900MHz North American and 900MHz/2100MHz international bands, it also supports an 800MHz band, which isn’t listed in Apple’s specifications. This would mean that the iPhone 4 could […]

05/29/2010, You might remember the Asus Eee PC 1018P that we brought to your attention a while back, and now the netbook has moved one step closer to being available in the US, thanks to it paying a visit to the FCC. Pricing and release information wasn’t mentioned, but we do know many of its specifications, which include:

05/29/2010, Well, what do we have here? In a recent FCC filing, it seems that Barnes & Noble might be considering coming up with a version of its Nook eBook reader without GSM connectivity. While the FCC ID for the original Nook was BNRZ100, this one is listed as BNRV100 and the reports mention that it’s a device “without WWAN”, hence the lack of a cellular connection. If the lack of […]

05/26/2010, Ever had your heart thump faster and faster not because your lottery ticket is very close to being the winning one during the announcement on TV, but simply because you dread the figure which will appear in your monthly cellphone bill? Fret not, you’re in good company as another 29,999,999 Americans are in the same boat with you, according to a survey by the FCC. This survey could jolt the […]

05/26/2010, The straight-faced folks over at the FCC have just given their nod of approval for a couple of new BlackBerry devices – we’re talking about the 9100 as well as the 9105 that comes with a numeric keypad, where both of them will feature AWS (Advanced Wireless Service) bands. Basically, this allows carriers like T-Mobile, Wind and Mobilicity to place the BlackBerry Pearl 3G on their product list sometime down […]

05/25/2010, Acer’s Liquid Stream Android-powered smartphone has landed at the FCC, which means the smartphone should be ready to rock the consumer market in due time assuming a carrier decides to introduce it. While it has been reported that the Liquid Stream will run on Android 2.1, we’re still holding out that it will be one version better upon release, which will go down very nicely with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, […]

05/24/2010, The latest Dell machine to go through the paces of the FCC would be the Dell Latitude 2110, where this business-and-education oriented netbook comes in a bulky and semi-rugged design. It will carry an Intel wireless card with support for 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and WiMAX connectivity, which is why it has made the trip over to the FCC. Guess WiMAX is getting more and more common these days, so it would […]

05/21/2010, Late last month, Lenovo submitted information on its ThinkPad Mini 10 to the folks at the FCC, and here’s what they have decided to reveal to the public for consumption – we know that the ThinkPad Mini 10 will be equipped with a WiMAX module, where the antenna within is more or less similar to the one in the X100e from Lenovo. Bear in mind that having WiMAX within is […]

05/20/2010, The MotionPlus technology that was introduced a couple of years back could very well be part of an integrated Wiimote in the near future, especially with the FCC recently approving the Wiimote RVL-036 controller. The diagram itself shows that it is a Wiimote, but confidentiality request translates to a witholding of any live photos or user manual until the calendar hits November 7th this year. This is good news since […]

05/17/2010, An FCC filing submitted by Nintendo and Mitsumi seem to show a picture of what could be the upcoming Nintendo 3DS. While the device pictured is most likely a test bed for the 3DS, not the final product, its two displays are very obvious. From the picture it does seem like the top screen is a widescreen display, giving hopes that the 3DS will offer widescreen gaming. This test board, […]

05/15/2010, An LG phone has recently paid a visit to the FCC, bearing the model number LG-C710h, one of the rumored names of the LG Aloha, and since it supports the 1900/850 WCDMA bands, it’s most likely headed for AT&T. While there still hasn’t been an official announcement from LG regarding this phone just yet, if it has visited the FCC, looks like we’re one step closer to seeing it being […]