All the stories tagged with fcc
FCC approves of HTC Nexus One
12/14/2009, Interestingly enough, a new handset known as NEXUSONE has just gone through the folks at the FCC, where it bears the model number PB99100 and is built by HTC. The same FCC filing also points toward a microSD memory card [...]
Toshiba NB300 spotted on FCC
12/13/2009, The folks at the FCC are currently playing with the Toshiba NB300, where this next generation Toshiba netbook will not only boast integrated 3G wireless connectivity but GPS navigation capabilities as well. Guess this is best used with a co-pilot [...]
FCC clears Palm Pixi with Verizon frequencies
12/13/2009, Could Verizon finally be another carrier that offers the Palm Pixi? We believe so, as the FCC has just cleared this CDMA-based Palm Pixi which will come with 802.11b/g Wi-Fi. To date, Verizon has already confirmed that they will be [...]
Ultrathin LG XNote LGX30 Visits The FCC
12/13/2009, The FCC is always a great source of information on upcoming devices, and this time it has furnished us with details on the LG XNote LGX30, which is an ultrathin laptop with an 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 resolution display. There’s [...]
Motorola Zeppelin Visits The FCC?
12/12/2009, An unknown Motorola world phone has shown up at the FCC’s doorstep. This mystery phone supports CDMA 800/1900, GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900, EV-DO Rev. A, GPS, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, and Wi-Fi. The phone is identified in the filing as “Titanium”, but speculation is [...]
FCC approves Acer Liquid A1
12/11/2009, The Acer Liquid A1 has been approved by the FCC, making the first Android-powered smartphone from Acer to boast AT&T 3G support across the 850/1900 MHz bands, which would mean AT&T might have a pretty good chance of offering this [...]
FCC approves ZTE X990
12/10/2009, The ZTE X990 is another smartphone that clearly blurs the boundaries between a Palm handset and that of a BlackBerry, no thanks to it retaining the shape of the latter while featuring a QWERTY keypad that was commonly found on [...]
FCC approves Fujitsu Lifebook UH900
12/09/2009, Can you still remember the Fujitsu Lifebook UH900 which we covered a week ago? Well, it has just undergone FCC testing, and has passed with flying colors which means we ought to be able to get our hands on it [...]
FCC Looking Into Verizon Early Termination Fees
12/07/2009, The folks over at Verizon Wireless might be sweating a little over the FCC’s recent interest in their ETF (early termination fees). The fact that Verizon Wireless recently doubled some of its early termination fees probably doesn’t put the company [...]
FCC gives nod of approval to cloned handset
12/04/2009, The FCC has given their collective nod of approval to what could possibly be a cloned handset of AT&T’s HTC Hero or, according to the diagram, a myTouch from T-Mobile. This has been classified as a clone simply because it [...]
FCC approves TerreStar Hybrid Cell-Sat phone
12/02/2009, The TerreStar Hybrid Cell-Sat phone has just passed the FCC’s scrutiny with flying colors, offering the potential of us seeing yet another Windows Mobile-powered handset hit the market. This smartphone will also bring quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band UMTS/HSDPA 3G radios [...]
FCC approves LG GW620 Etna
11/25/2009, The FCC has just approved the LG GW620 Etna, although it won’t feature US 3G at the moment. While any device passed by the FCC doesn’t necessarily mean that it will make it to the US market. On the other [...]
FCC clears Magellan iPhone car kit
11/23/2009, Magellan’s iPhone car kit has been given clearance by the FCC just a few days after it was discovered. Apart from that, the holder itself seems pretty decent to look at, although we are kept guessing as to the functions [...]
