The long-rumored Helio Ocean 2 has finally shown in concrete form courtesy of an FCC filing made public today. Appearing under the codename OZII, the Pantech-made dual slider matches earlier leaks and appears to primarily change the looks of the original Ocean as well as improve the software; aside from chromed trim, the device would […]

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AT&T has made the Samsung A837 Rugby available for sale. The mil-spec rugged clamshell was recently approved by the FCC and can withstand shock, vibration and dust. It has quad-band GSM radios and push-to-talk capabilities. It also packs in a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, and a-GPS. It can access the Web, AT&T’s messaging services, and […]

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Another Luxury phone after Tag Heuer Meridiist, is making the news. Yes, FCC has approved Vertu’s Signature S design. The elegant piece from Nokia’s ultra luxury brand, assembled by Wendy Beaven and hailed as a phone without equal, is hinted for release in next month only.
The design this time, looks slimmer and more opulent. Not […]

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Documents appearing on the FCC site today show off a new phone for T-Mobile. The Samsung T919 definitely includes GSM/EDGE 850/1850/1900 radios, as well as 1700MHz WCDMA. It also includes Bluetooth. These facts are confirmed by the FCC documents. Other information revealed by some of the FCC’s documentation that is known to be less reliable […]

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Today Sprint officially announced the rugged i365 and V950 from Motorola. The i365 (pictured), a mil-spec rated phone recently approved by the FCC, is certified for humidity, blowing rain, dust, shock and vibration. It is a bar-style phone for the iDEN network and supports PTT functions. It has GPS, Bluetooth, a extra loud speakerphone and […]

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Documents made public by the FCC today show a version of Nokia’s 6650 clamshell 3G smartphone sporting an AT&T logo. The 6650, announced overseas in March, sports a stainless steel cover, HSDPA data, GPS, 2 megapixel camera, QVGA display, and memory card slot. The smartphone runs the latest version of S60: 3rd Edition, Feature Pack […]

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T-Mobile’s G1 smartphone has finally been spotted in a real-world photo, courtesy of an anonymous tip sent to Engadget. The design matches the FCC images and outside renderings exactly and carries both the T-Mobile branding as well as a near-final version of Google’s upcoming mobile operating system; the touchscreen, trackball, and hidden QWERTY keyboard are […]

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Today Motorola announced its next-generation push-to-talk technology that works with CDMA EVDO Rev. A networks, rather than iDEN. The PTT over cellular, or PoC, system uses a special piece of software on the phone to make PTT calls work via Rev. A networks. It provides functionality similar to its iDEN-based PTT technology, and lets users […]

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Documents seen on the FCC web site provide details about the newly approved Nokia 2680. This slider, an 850/1900 GSM device with AT&T markings on it, has a camera, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and basic messaging and mobile internet capabilities. AT&T has not officially announced that it will carry this phone.
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Cox Communications confirmed that it is interested in offering cellular telephone services. Speaking to the press, Cox president Patrick Essar said that the company will “focus on providing simple calling plans, integrating all our services into one device with a consistent cross-platform interface; and making our content and applications mobile.” Cox recently won some wireless […]

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