Acer Liquid wines and dines with the FCC
There’s absolutely no guarantee it will find a home with AT&T (or even Bell, Rogers or TELUS, for that matter), but Acer’s Liquid aka A1 …
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FCC questions Verizon Wireless about its new $350 early termination fee
The FCC has taken notice of Verizon Wireless’ new $350 early termination fee that applies to all advanced devices purchased after November 15th, 2009. The …
HTC Hero lookin' like device crosses FCC's desk
Well, what do we have here? The FCC has photographed and documented this GSM handset from an unknown manufacturer in preparation for approval. From the …
AT&T gets FCC approval for purchase of Centennial Wireless
If you’re a big telecommunications company there is the hard way to add 893,000 customers to your portfolio — by working to provide hardware and …
3G and Wi-Fi toting Dell Mini 3iX party it up with the FCC
It looks as if Dell’s Android handset is getting ready for prime time with AT&T as a new filing found on the FCC’s website has …
House of Representatives want FCC to regulate Google Voice
Apparently there isn’t enough to do in Washington these days. 20 House of Representatives lawmakers have pressed the FCC to investigate how and why Google …
AT&T gives VoIP over 3G apps its blessing, iPhone included
Could today have been a more exciting day? AT&T certainly thinks so, which is why it just announced it’s informing both Apple and the FCC …
Motorola Sholes passes the FCC with EV-DO and Wi-Fi on board
If you’re a Verizon fan and a lover of all things Android, you were probably pretty upset earlier this month when Motorola’s Android event came …
Nokia’s mysterious RM-559 “Alvin” passes the FCC
Kudos to Nokia, for doing something not many manufacturers have been able to do in recent history — get a device certified by the FCC …
Apple says it didn't reject Google Voice app, it's just "reviewing" it; AT&T says leave us alone
It looks like the FCC’s bravado move to lay some smack down on both Apple and AT&T has pretty much unearthed a whole heap of …
CDMA-toting HTC Hero earns FCC's love, yearns for Sprint's love
It shouldn’t be long now, Sprint fans. Android, Google’s emerging OS that was once scoffed at by Mr. Hesse-if-you-please, is seemingly getting ready to make …
All 12 megapixels of Sony Ericsson's Satio get poked and prodded by the FCC
Mmmmmmm, Satio. If Symbian is your thing, it pretty much doesn’t get any better than this forthcoming beast from Sony Ericsson. Hell, even if Symbian …
FCC opens investigation into Apple's rejection of Google Voice apps
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the FCC has begun investigating Apple’s rejection of Google’s official Google Voice application and the subsequent removal of …
FCC approves Nokia 5800i; don't get too excited, it's headed to China
As Apple’s effort to launch the iPhone in China continues, it looks like Nokia’s ever popular 5800 XpressMusic may find its way there first. This …
Motorola Morrison slides through FCC, AWS on board
Everyone is waiting for Motorola to finally start dealing a few Android-powered handsets and it looks like we’re now a big step closer to seeing …
Verizon Wireless deflects heat by shortening exclusivity terms, sort of
Take that, FCC. Just as big brother starts to turn up the heat and examine wireless carrier exclusivity deals more thoroughly, Verizon Wireless has announced …
Nokia E72 NAM clears the FCC on its way to your pocket, and your heart
Whether or not you’re a Nokia fan, a Symbian fan or a smartphone fan in general, there’s really no denying that Nokia’s E71 is one …
HTC Hero passes through halls of FCC, comes out with stamp of approval
Right now at BGR headquarters, one of the phones on our “want list” is definitely the HTC Hero — especially after checking out all that …
BlackBerry Curve 8520 blessed by FCC; T-Mobile subscribers' mouths water
Yeah, we’ve already confirmed that the BlackBerry Curve 8520 will be dropping on T-Mobile next month but while the Tour trolls are occupied with a …
AT&T's HTC Touch Pro2 has many names, one FCC approval
Call it the HTC Rhodium, call it the HTC Fortress, call it the HTC Touch Pro2 or whatever else you like — the bottom line …
Samsung's Android i7500 receives FCC approval
It looks like Samsung’s Android-powered i7500 has taken one small step in its long march towards an official US launch. The i7500, known to have …
AT&T ready to pick up some Alltel assets from Verizon
Back when Verizon acquired Alltel, the FCC would only give the nod under certain conditions. One of those conditions was that Verizon divest some of …
FCC unveils the AT&T-bound Nokia 6750 "Mural"
The FCC veil of confidentiality has been lifted on FCC ID QMNRM-381 and it looks like Nokia has a new flip-tastic handset on the way …
T-Mobile's Sony Ericsson CS8 survives FCC Boot Camp
Sure the Samsung Memoir might have been the first 8 megapixel to be carried by T-Mobile, but considering what we thought of it we’re really …
LG Secret heading to AT&T according to FCC filing
Preliminary FCC documents covering the LG CF750 were first discovered back in October of last year, but it looks like some rummaging through newly-available additions …
Mysterious dual-sliding CDMA handset from Nokia checks in with the FCC
It looks like Nokia has something pretty interesting planned for the US market as an FCC filing has revealed a mysterious dual-sliding CDMA handset. Featuring …
HTC G2 with 3G and UMA gets the FCC rubber stamp of approval
Well, well, look at what we have here. It seems that the FCC has been busy as of late giving the HTC Magic a thorough …
Motorola Evoke QA4 mystery deepens
The Motorola QA4 gets even more mysterious as additional information about this touchscreen slider is uncovered. The handset made its way through the FCC way …
A3700 EV-DO / HSPA / GSM hybrib modem for Verizon passes through FCC
Are you a frequent flier in need of high-speed laptop connectivity around the world? Is AT&T’s troubled 3G network causing you too much pain here …
Toshiba FCC folly aside, new upcoming TM5-E01 handset revealed
Ok, we’re not exactly sure what happened here but someone definitely screwed the pooch when assembling a recent FCC application. We’re guessing someone at Toshiba …
