Samsung Galaxy Nexus GT-i9250T has been approved by FCC, which is sporting the AT&T’s 3G bands – GSM 850/1900 and WCDMA II/IV. The handset may also be heading to Canada based Telus network or Mexico based Telcel network.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime tablet hit the FCC recently, and the tear down pictures of the tablet have revealed the NVIDIA’s latest processor, the quad-core Kal-El. Check out the more info and see the picture showing the quad-core chip of the Asus Transformer Prime tablet here.
AT&T branded Samsung Galaxy Tab has recently passed through FCC, which is either a Tab 10.1 or 8.9, sporting a 4G LTE logo printed on the back side of the device, bearing the model number SGH-i957.
According to the recently released FCC documentation of the Verizon branded LTE capable HTC Rezound, the handset will feature wireless charging cover, which is expected to launch on November 3rd and might be hitting the markets on November 10th.
The newly launched mid-range spec’d Nokia Lumia 710 Windows Phone has recently passed through FCC doors wearing the T-Mobile 3G bands. Nokia Lumia 710 has got 3.7″ display, 5MP camera, 1.4GHz chipset and more.
AT&T branded Samsung Focus Flash has successfully passed FCC regulations, which has got Windows Phone 7.5 Mango OS, 3.7″ display, 1.5GHz CPU, 5MP cam, AT&T HSPA+ 4G capability and more.
The newly launched Apple iPhone 4S handset, bearing the model number A1387, made its debut on the FCC listings today. iPhone 4S to get iOS 5, 3.5″ display, A5 chip, 8MP rear & VGA front cams, BT 4.0, Wi-Fi and more.
Samsung SGH-T679 has recently passed through the FCC doors on its way to T-Mobile and it seems to line up perfectly with the recently launched Samsung Galaxy W handset. Check out the image of the Samsung T679 handset here.
A HTC device, with LTE 700MHz radios, Verizon’s CDMA bands for voice and data has cleared the FCC today and the handset is expected to be the HTC Vigor. Check out the more info about FCC filings on HTC Vigor handset here.
The 7-inch HP TouchPad GO webOS tablet has passed through the doors of the FCC, and it has been confirmed that it will ship in two 16GB, and 32GB versions with Wi-Fi only model, and AT&T’s HSPA+ model. Check out the FCC filing labels of the 7-inch TouchPad GO tablet here.