engadgetmobile.com - 8/5/2008
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Want downloads on your Touch Diamond to exceed the pace of a molasses-covered snail when on North American soil? Well, if you already have a Touch Diamond, you're outta luck -- but future buyers have another version to look forward to that packs HSDPA on the all-important 850 and 1900MHz bands. We don't have any word on when this is coming, where it's going, or how much it'll run, but hey, ...
phonescoop.com - 8/11/2008
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phonescoop.com —
Documents seen on the FCC site provide details
on a new iDEN phone from Motorola, the i365....
This update to the i355 features push to talk and push to view services, and is extremely rugged. It includes Bluetooth and ... (follow link to read)
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FCC Clears the Motorola i365
engadgetmobile.com - 8/8/2008
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engadgetmobile.com —
We're still trying to figure out exactly how
Nokia intends to position the N85 slider in its...
Nseries lineup, and frankly, the FCC documentation that's been outed for it isn't helping much. Seems there are two versions of the thing: one with no 3G ...
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Nokia N85 hits FCC in two flavors, one with just a touch ...
ipdemocracy.com - 7/30/2008
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ipdemocracy.com —
AT&T hasn't yet booted anybody off the network
for using P2P, Quinn said. The FCC's McDowell is...
likely to vote against an order, slated for vote on Friday, that finds Comcast secretly degraded P2P traffic in violation of the agency's network ...
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More details on HTC's Touch Diamond / Touch Pro for Verizon and Sprint
Engadget —
Filed under: CellphonesThere's no doubt that both of HTC's forthcoming handsets (yeah, the Touch Diamond and Touch Pro) are coming to Sprint and Verizon. What we're still curious about, however, are the respective launch dates and the eventual names. phoneArena has it that the Touch Diamond will go by HTC Victor on Sprint and HTC Diamond on Verizon, with the former packing a slightly speedier CPU, an aluminum frame, accelerometer, 4GB of internal memory and EV-DO Rev. A support. As for Verizon's, expect it to boast half the RAM ...
Sketchy claims, pictures of first AT&T Touch Pro emerge
Engadget —
... for these US CDMA carriers, quite a few AT&T subscribers are beginning to get restless. Calm down, folks -- it seems the AT&T Touch Pro is a reality waiting to happen after all. Based on some admittedly dodgy claims and even dodgier photographs, one particular soul has apparently paid $900 for a pre-release Touch Pro with North American 3G. Only time will tell if he got duped, but we're going to believe that AT&T wouldn't let this gem pass it by for too much longer until proven wrong. ...
Best Buy preps unlocked Touch Diamond for retail
Engadget —
... now has a Coming Soon page all its own on Best Buy's site, which is just fantastic considering that neither AT&T nor T-Mobile have yet bothered to pick it up -- but the problem is that the specifications make no mention of US 3G despite the fact that we know there's just such a version floating around. Our hope is that we've just caught the big box with its pants down ( ...
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HTC Dream FCC approved, Android clear for launch?
engadget.com 8/18/2008 —
The long rumored HTC Dream handset -- once referred to as "The Googlephone" -- just received FCC approval. The handset is listed as type, "Dream' with a model of "DREA100." The same model also appears with a WiFi Interoperability Certificate ...
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ubergizmo.com 8/18/2008 —
The almighty FCC has already given their nod of approval to the HTC Dream, and it seems that the road is clear for this 3G-enabled handset to make its way to the expectant masses. There are no external photos to determine which wireless carrier ...
Unspectacular PSP-3001 outed by the FCC
engadget.com 8/14/2008 —
We expect a lot when Sony makes a full point update from the PSP-2001 . Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case as we thumb through the FCC filing of Sony's newest PSP. Then again, it's being pretty tight-lipped with most of the juicy docs ...
FCC Outs LG CP250 for AT&T
phonescoop.com 9/5/2008 — The FCC recently provided details about an unannounced LG clamshell. According to the documents on the FCC site, the LG CP250 is a dual-band 850/1900 MHz GSM/EDGE device that has AT&T; markings on it. It also includes stereo Bluetooth, ... (follow ...
FCC outs HTC Dream's dimensions: it's smaller than the iPhone 3G
engadgetmobile.com 8/25/2008 —
Attempts to keep the most hotly anticipated consumer electronics devices under wraps these days are getting more and more futile. It's hard enough for companies to control disgruntled employees and leaks in the international supply chain, stir in ...
Official Google Blog: A vote for broadband in the "white spaces"
googleblog.blogspot.com 11/5/2008 — All eyes are on the presidential election today, but another important vote just took place at the Federal Communications Commission. By a vote of 5-0, the FCC formally agreed to open up the " white spaces " spectrum -- the unused airwaves between ...
FCC outs HTC Dream's dimensions: it's smaller than the iPhone 3G
engadget.com 8/25/2008 —
Attempts to keep the most hotly anticipated consumer electronics devices under wraps these days are getting more and more futile. It's hard enough for companies to control disgruntled employees and leaks in the international supply chain, stir in ...
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