The Blackberry Curve 9380 is the first all-touchscreen handset in the Curve family and going by its FCC filing, it is all set to debut in the U.S through T-Mobile. In Canada, TELUS is offering the Curve 9380 with a three-year contract for $50. Two-year, one-year, and no-contract pricing is $270, $320, and $370, respectively.
The Samsung Galaxy S II LTE HD [SHV-E120L]has made an appearance at the FCC. The phone debuted in Korea last month; at that time there was no word on a launch in America but this FCC appearance means that this latest version of Galaxy S II should soon be riding U.S airwaves.
ViewSonic has sent its ViewPad 7e tablet PC to the FCC and the slate will be duly taken apart by the regulators / guardians of America’s airwaves. This tablet can now reasonably be expected to launch soon, maybe next month.
Going by the image that folks at Cellphonesignal have put up, it looks as if the T679 that has come visiting the FCC is the Samsung W and it should soon launch with T-Mobile.
The Maylong M-260 tablet has made an appearance at the FCC, and hopefully it will do better than the M-150, which for some was little better than a doorstep.
The much-rumored HTC Puccini has made an appearance at the FCC; it sports a model number PG09410. How far can a U.S launch be for this HTC tablet?
A Motorola LTE tablet device has made an appearance at the FCC; it carries an FCC ID IHDP56LU2. It most likely is the Motorola Xoom 2 that should go to Verizon. The tablet comes with WiFi, Bluetooth, CDMA, and of course LTE. Tablet dimensions, as can be seen from the image, are 259mm (l) and [...]
An NFC-equipped smartphone sporting a model number L-07C, from LG, has hit the FCC and it could well be the Pecan, a budget offering from LG meant for mass-market use in South America, Asia, and possible the USA as well.
The Huawei Ideos X6 seen at the FCC suggests, by the virtue of its AWS-band, that it is destined for T-Mobile in the U.S. Why? Because T-Mobile is the largest user of this band. It is powered by a 1GHz CPU.
The Creative Zen Touch 2, portable media player, has cleared FCC and could well be on its way to becoming available to the masses in the U.S – people looking for an Android PMP
The Huawei EC W820 tablet doubles as a phone and has fallen in Vodafone’s lap. A 7-inch WVGA touchscreen with 800 x 480 resolution and navigation buttons in the mold of those on old walkie-talkies make up the front of this Huawei tablet that has shown up at the FCC.
The Archos 70b ereader is available for pre-order in France for just €99 . That’s $131 for a 7-inch LCD display ebook reader that supports WiFi and 3G.
The Sony Ericsson S006 slider phone,which made waves in October for carrying a 16.2MP camera, has been spotted at the FCC. The smartphone is slated for a Spring release in Japan via KDDI. One wonders about the reason behind its appearance at the FCC in the U.S. Device dimensions are 115 x 52 x 17 [...]
The Hannspree HSG1164, a.k.a the Hannspad has made an appearance at the FCC. It made news last month when it was introduced in Europe. As far as we know, it has still to hit the stores, back then it was priced at £349 and there was word of a 3G version in the pipeline.
The Media Touch 2.0 TVA200 Android tablet has made an appearance at the FCC. It’s another example of a company in a very different field broadening its product portfolio via tablets. In this case, the company is Technicolor, the venerable film processing giant. The 7-inch device has a capacitive touchscreen (800 x 480 pixel resolution) and will [...]
One of the good things about a device reaching the FCC is that we can get confirmed specs on it; that puts paid to an extent to this whole cottage industry of speculating specs. We now have a fair idea of what the ASUS E600 Windows Phone 7 handset is about.
