FCC hints at AT&T version of Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3
AT&T may be in line to offer the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3, according to documents recently spied at the FCC. A version of the gargantuan smartphone has been spotted with support for AT&T’s HSPA+ bands, leading us to assume that Ma Bell will carry the …
HTC One SV shows up at FCC, coming to USA?
HTC recently launched the HTC One SV in United Kingdom, an Android powered device with specs good enough to impress an iPhone user, but not a Nexus 4 one. Though after just few days, the device made it to FCC giving us a little evidence …
New FCC deal with Mexico could help Sprint
Yesterday, the FCC announced that a new deal had been struck: the u.S. State Department had come to an agreement with the Mexican government over the use of various spectrum bands. The agreement mostly deals in assigning bands within the 800MHz block to public safety …
Qualcomm reportedly working on a chip with multiple LTE bands and carrier networks
In a recent filing at the FCC, it seems Qualcomm has been busy lately working on a new radio chipset. According to the FCC, it looks like we could be looking at a chip that would support up to 7 different bands, with three of …
Huawei Ascend D1 hits FCC, coming soon?
No one can forget the showcasing of the amazing Android devices by Huawei at the Mobile World Congress, which actually includes three devices. One of them is the Huawei Ascend D1 which is rocking a dual-core processor but it wasn’t the centre of attention. However, …
Samsung Galaxy Pocket passes FCC, headed to AT&T?
After having sold more than 5 million units of the Galaxy note, Samsung is fairly well versed in large displays. But, that doesn’t mean the folks at Sammy don’t know how to fit Android in a small device, and they proved it by launching the Samsung Galaxy Pocket …
Huawei Prism for T-Mobile leaked, crosses FCC
A few weeks ago, an internal T-Mobile image was leaked, and it showed us the HTC Ville and Huawei Prism, along with a possible April release. Now the Prism has finally made it to the FCC, and the guys over at TmoNews got their hands on a …
Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 tablet hits FCC sporting 9.7-inch screen and ICS
More tablets, that seems to be the clamoring of the masses these days. So, in response, Lenovo has passed the new IdeaTab S2109 through the FCC for approval, and it comes with the following: 9.7″ screen 4:3 aspect ratio Android 4.0 ICS OMAP CPU Possible: 4 …
Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 Shows up at FCC
We have seen Samsung’s high end phones like the Galaxy S II, Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy Note, but for some people they cost an arm or a leg. For such people, Samsung has a special phone known as the Galaxy Mini, which was launched last …
Huawei Honor pops up at FCC, possibly AT&T bound
As Huawei moves toward the U.S. market, the Huawei Honor was spotted in an FCC filing, with AT&T’s 3G and HSPA+ bands. While that doesn’t mean that it’s destined to AT&T, there’s a possibility that it will either hit AT&T or will be available via online retailers. The …
AT&T and T-Mobile submit FCC application for spectrum transfer
Remember the catch in AT&T’s proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA? The contract that was agreed upon stated that should the deal fall through, AT&T would pay $3 billion to Magenta, as well as transfer $1 billion of wireless spectrum. Of course, AT&T withdrew their bid …
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Huawei U8520 Gains FCC Seal of Approval
The FCC has announced a new Android device, the Huawei 8520. This device will be running Android 2.2 on an HVGA display, 1GHz processor (most likely single-core), 3MP camera, and your usual Android fare (WiFi, GPS, etc.) The 8520 is Huawei’s first dual-SIM device, with …
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HTC Puccini Leaked with AT&T Branding Again, Looks Promising
HTC recently entered the Android tablet world by launching their first ever tablet, the HTC Flyer. Back in May, we told you that HTC is working on a 10-inch Android tablet that will run Honeycomb, along with HTC Sense. We also showed you a leaked shot, and recently …
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HTC Puccini Passes FCC With AT&T Bands, Launching Soon?
The HTC Puccini, rumored to be HTC’s first ever Honeycomb tablet, was revealed back in May, and now we’re learning a bit more about the device. We told you that it will be running on a dual-core, 1.5GHz processor, with Honeycomb, Sense 3.0, and HTC’s Scribe technology. …
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T-Mobile Getting HTC Flyer & Evo 3D
Now, before you start jumping for joy on this one, there’s a catch or two. Let’s start with the HTC Flyer. It’ll be coming to T-Mobile, but only the UK branch has announced it for later this month. No word on pricing or if they’ll rename it, like Sprint’s Evo View 4G.
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