Updated: Turns out the Nightwing = Sidekick 4G!! It’s been a little over two months since the codename “Nightwing” popped up on our radar but the guys at PocketNow have given us reason to revisit the name. As a little background for our readers, typically a Samsung model that … [read full article]
Update: As you can see as we dug a little further into the manual, the Nokia C7 should launch with UMA service on board, which fits nicely with what our ninjas have been saying. Well would you look at that, just two days after posting up intel that the [read full article]
Few things excite us more than when we see an unknown phone come through the FCC with the necessary bands to run on T-Mobile’s 3G/4G network. Phonescoop caught wind of the Huawei U8500 running Android 2.2. A quick run through of the FCC documentation doesn’t reveal much else and we should remind everyone that FCC approval doesn’t guarantee a T-Mobile arrival. Still, we’re always interested in … [read full article]
As usual, the FCC is a smorgasbord of goodies with the Huawei X6 breaking cover complete with the AWS frequencies required to run on T-Mobile. We’ve heard plenty of rumors that Huawei intended to bring at least one to two more handsets to T-Mobile this year and with [read full article]
This is a rather interesting development that the folks at Engadget have caught wind of. Recently passing the FCC is a Samsung device, model number GT-i9023 which includes AWS T-Mobile 3G. Engadget makes careful note that this device, just by its outline, looks incredibly like the [read full article]
The folks over at the FCC have just passed an LG device (model no: LG-V909) with our favorite, AWS bands. Looking at the device pictured in the FCC filling, it looks to a tablet, which shouldn’t be a surprise if you watched the T-Mobile CES event yesterday. Besides an FCC label, nothing new is reveled regarding the G-Slate other … [read full article]
Look at what we have here. The FCC just dropped a little Christmas present for Magenta fans, confirming our original post regarding a T-Mobile MiFi from earlier this week. The FCC document reveals the device is manufactured by the Chinese based ZTE, and the device is labeled “T-Mobile … [read full article]
Earlier today we posted that the Dell Venue Pro, a Windows Phone 7 handset had passed the FCC with AWS bands and would be launching soon. Now, the FCC has passed another Dell handset which also sports AWS bands (hooray) and is named the Dell Venue (model code: V03B002). The Dell Venue (aka Dell Thunder) is basically exactly … [read full article]
With the HD7 officially launching next week, and existing customers already able to order online now, the FCC has cleared another handset which is destined for a T-Mobile USA arrival. The FCC has just passed the Windows Phone 7 powered Dell Venue Pro. Although … [read full article]
Well, would you look at that. Just yesterday, the WSJ confirmed T-Mobile’s involvement in the Windows Phone 7 launch event, and now the FCC has officially cleared two HTC manufactured Windows Phone 7 handsets, the PD29110 and the PD26110. The HTC PD29110 supports WCDMA Band IV (AWS) which pretty much seals its fate for T-Mobile, while … [read full article]
