Latest Apple iPod touch hits FCC, gets taken apart
Any Apple fans out there waiting to grab the brand new iPod touch hotness? If so, you’re going to be pleased to learn that Apple’s …
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Samsung Epic 4G disassembled by the FCC
Ususally we see photographs like these from ifixit or iSuppli, however the source of the above image is none other than the FCC. Now that the …
Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 user manual outed by FCC
Thanks to the FCC, the user manual for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 has hit the interwebs. The device, which was first announced back in June, …
U.S. residential broadband speeds average 50% of advertised speeds
The megabit wars are pretty comical on both the residential and wireless broadband fronts. Companies promise internet speeds “up to” a certain number of megabits …
Verizon, Google issue joint statement on net-neutrality
Today, Google and Verizon released a joint statement outlining the parallel feelings the two companies foster towards net-neutrality. The statement contains seven points that both feel are crucial to …
Google and Verizon deny net-neutrality rumors
Yesterday, the New York Times reported that Google and Verizon were, “nearing an agreement that could allow Verizon to speed some online content to Internet …
Unknown RIM device gets green-lighted early this morning, BlackBerry Torch 9800?
Yesterday, we saw the mysterious “Hero Fixture Launch Kits” that began arriving at AT&T stores, and today — a day on which RIM and AT&T plan …
ZTE Peel for the iPod Touch passes through the FCC on its way to Sprint
The ZTE Peel 3200, a Sprint-branded sleeve with mobile hotspot functionality and EV-DO connectivity, was spotted at the FCC. The curious device sports a sleeve-style form …
FCC redefines broadband, 14-24 million Americans still without access
In a press release dated July 20th, the FCC announced that between 14 and 24 million Americans are still without access to broadband internet, and …
AP: President to double the available wireless communications spectrum over next 10 years
The AP reports that U.S. President Barack Obama will “double the available amount of wireless communications spectrum over the next 10 years in an effort …
Sony Ericsson Vivaz headed to AT&T?
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz with AT&T friendly 3G on board received the FCC rubber stamp of approval back in February. The handset has remained incognito until …
AT&T's acquisition of Alltel assets from Verizon Wireless close to completion
It seems like it was just yesterday, but one year has passed since AT&T and Verizon agreed to a $2.35 billion deal which would provide …
Samsung Galaxy S passes through the FCC with T-Mobile friendly 3G
The rumors of a T-Mobile branded Samsung Galaxy S received a healthy dose of credibility today. Spotted on its way out of the FCC was the aforementioned SGH-T959 with 850/1900 …
Verizon Wireless looking at rural carriers for 4G expansion
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdams confirmed that the wireless carrier is considering rural carriers as a means …
The FCC wants to lower your cellphone bill
You might finally have some peace of mind about your cellphone bill if a new initiative being spearheaded by Joel Gurin, the head of the …
HTC Legend spotted at the FCC, on its way to AT&T
Earlier this year, the rumors surrounding the HTC Legend were coming fast and furious with renderings, videos, and even a brief appearance on a Dutch …
FCC blesses BlackBerry Bold 9650
The BlackBerry Tour Bold 9650 has received its ceremonial blessing from the FCC according to documents available via the government agency’s website. The newly approved …
Samsung Galaxy S sails through the FCC
The already favorable odds that the Samsung Galaxy S will soon find a home in the US have skyrocketed, as the super sexy smartphone has …
Court of Appeals rules FCC cannot impose net neutrality
The net neutrality movement received a huge blow today when the US Court of Appeals sided with Comcast in its claim that the Federal Communications …
AT&T to carry the Nokia Internet Stick CS-12?
We haven’t heard anything about this from our connects at either AT&T or Nokia, but a filing made available two days ago by the FCC …
Two new models of the Sony PS3 slim pass through the FCC
Sony may try to hide behind its shell company, Sand Dollar Enterprise, but those game savvy FCC equipment authorization miners know better. Spotted at the …
FCC docs hint at a May launch for an AT&T branded Palm Pre
In a series of discoveries that would make Sir Arthur Conan Doyle proud, Pre Central forum member ToniCipriani may have uncovered the release date for …
AT&T-friendly Nexus One passes through the FCC
We told you earlier this month that the Nexus One would be coming to AT&T and we now have the first sharable shred of evidence …
Verizon cuts 10 phones off of the $350 ETF list
Everyone and their mothers were up in arms when Verizon announced its new early termination fee policies last year. For a select group of smartphones …
Unknown Motorola device hits FCC, packs T-Mobile 3G
T-Mobile is getting a lot of hardware love these days, between being the only carrier in the U.S. that can leverage the Nexus One’s 3G …
FCC unsatisfied and troubled by Verizon Wireless' response regarding its ETF and $1.99 phantom data fee
In a scathing one page response, FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn cut Verizon Wireless to its knees by saying the answers the wireless carrier provided in …
XPERIA X10 visits the FCC, gifts them with its operating manual
Ordinarily, looking at FCC filings are about as fun as discussing the history of blotting paper, but we have a rare exception in the Sony …
Verizon Wireless responds to FCC complaint regarding its early termination fee and Mobile Web charges
On Friday afternoon, Verizon Wireless issued its response to the FCC complaint which investigated the carrier’s increased early termination fees for advanced devices and the …
Verizon bound and Wi-Fi toting Pixi clears the FCC
The Palm Pixi as we know it has a number of shortcomings, the most notable and lamented is its lack of Wi-Fi. Left out in …
Unknown Motorola handset, possibly the Zeppelin aka the Titanium, passes through the FCC
Rumor and speculation abound as an unknown Motorola world phone has been spotted at the FCC. The handset includes CDMA 800/1900, GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900, EV-DO Rev. …
