Verizon may soon launch the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition. Or at least the version of the tablet with support for the carrier’s LTE network has been caught at the FCC. In other words, the groundwork for launching the new Note 10.1 is cleared and now it’s all about the timing. Price is still…
Samsung Galaxy Grand Lite GT-I9060 clears the FCC
Samsung is preparing to launch a series of “Lite” devices next year. One of those will be the Galaxy Grand Lite, which has been caught while getting the much needed approval from the U.S. FCC. The FCC’s listing is everything but revealing, only saying this will be a “phone with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth” which pretty…
Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 caught at the FCC?
A new, still unannounced Samsung tablet has been caught at the FCC. Marked as the SM-T320, this could be the upcoming Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4, which could either be a mid- or high-end tablet. If there were no for the Galaxy Note 8.0, we would be certain this is a high-end device. Since that’s not…
Sony Wrist Notifier coming soon?
After two smart watch products, Sony may be preparing a wrist notifier of sorts. Such device, marked as model number SWR10, has just cleared the FCC, making it ready to be sold on the U.S. soil. It, however, remains to be seen when the Japanese company will actually launch this “BT Wrist Notifier”; but with…
Sony Amami A.K.A Sony Xperia Mini Passes Through FCC
A device that looks curiously like Sony’s rumored Xperia Z1 mini has just been spotted passing through the FCC, touting the codename Amami. The filing doesn’t reveal much but the codename and a few pictures of the device, so we only have rumors to go on when speculating about specs in the Amami. According to…
Verizon gets FCC approval to buy Vodafone’s stake; VZW now owns 100 percent of itself
The financial markets gasped in disbelief when it first heard that Verizon Wireless was in fact buying the remaining half of its company from U.K. telecom-giant Vodafone. The two companies agreed on an astonishing sum of $130 billion. The buy is closing relatively soon as regulators expect completion of the deal sometime in the first…
Dual-SIM Moto G with dual-SIM support passes through FCC
The newly launched Moto G will have its dual-SIM version that will likely be available in the emerging markets like India. And guess what? That model just got its FCC clearance and is ready to be sold and/or used on the U.S. soil. While it may not be available in the U.S. of A, the…
Sprint’s LG G Flex hits the FCC, too
A few days ago we’ve told you about AT&T- and T-Mobile-ready LG G Flex getting its spot at FCC’s website and now Sprint’s version is following suit. The model government-employed engineers got to play with, marked as LS995, comes with support for both CDMA and LTE at 800MHz, 1,900MHz and 2,500MHz bands — all of…
LG G Flex with AT&T- and T-Mobile-friendly LTE caught at the FCC
We’ve told you that LG G Flex will be coming to few U.S. carriers and voila… such model has been caught at the FCC, boasting AT&T- and T-Mobile-friendly LTE connectivity support. That’s LTE band 17 and LTE Band 4 (AWS), respectively. The launch date, however, is still a mystery and the chances are we’ll be…
FCC to launch an Android app to crowd source mobile broadband speed testing
There are quite a few services that allow you to test the speed of your current Internet connection, Speedtest.net being one of the most popular options. Like that’s not enough, FCC wants to have its own app out there that would allow users not only to get information about download and upload speeds, but also…









