gullfoss2.fcc.gov - 10/1/2008
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HTC Rose receives approval from FCC
intomobile.com - 10/2/2008
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intomobile.com —
The HTC S740 (codename: Rose) has just popped
up its pretty little head on the FCC website....
If you’ll recall, the HTC S740 Rose is the latest HTC Windows Mobile smartphone to extend HTC’s new HTC Touch design aesthetic. But, unlike the ...
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HTC S740 Rose gets FCC approval
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HTC S740 Rose gets FCC approval
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
The HTC S740 (codename: Rose) has just popped up its pretty little head on the FCC website. If you’ll recall, the HTC S740 Rose is the latest HTC Windows Mobile smartphone to extend HTC’s new HTC Touch design aesthetic. But, unlike the HTC Touch Diamond, the HTC S740 Rose forgoes the VGA touchscreen for a hybrid keypad/keyboard slider form-factor. With GPS, WiFi, a 3.2 megapixel camera, and most of the HTC Touch Diamond’s feature-set, the HTC S740 is definitely a nice option for those of you with a need for both a numeric keypad and slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
The HTC S740 has just garnered FCC approval on its way to the US. Unfortunately, this particular variant of the HTC Rose sports US frequency ...
HTC S740 aka HTC Rose Hits the FCC, No 3G?
Mobility Site —
The HTC S740 has hit the FCC for approval and it seems that it comes without 3G. How can that be?
The Specs of the HTC S740 are quite impressive, except for the radio. I don’t understand why they are putting a device clearly not intended for the US through the FCC. Wait until there is a quad band version next time?
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