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The above image may not look like much to you, but it is a telling document that Engadget has gotten their hands on. Telling in the fact that it is confirming that AT&T has gotten the FCC's blessing to turn on the HSUPA function on the Inspire 4G. The Inspire 4G's HSUPA capability was disabled on launch, but if the above document has any merit, it looks like that will change fairly soon. More info as it comes in.
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