FCC just passed the new Samsung SGH-A897. As you know, all the “A” and ending in 7 models will be landing on AT&T. No official news yet have been released by Samsung or AT&T. However, we gonna tell you more about this phone.
Continuing its 3G expantion coverage, T-Mobile will launch soon a second USB stick, the webConnect Jet. Back at CES 2009, where CPS was present, we showed you the first picture of the new USB stick made by Huawei. In addition, in June, another USB stick passed FCC ( the GI0452)with T-Mobile 3G Bands. Now a new model its coming and for sure, it will be available for T-Mobile USA, the Huawei UMG 1691.
Boy oh boy do we love the FCC. Just today we are seeing 3 new handsets, all heading to T-Mobile USA, pass through the FCC filters. First up: Nokia 3710. The specs on the Nokia 3710 flip phone will include:
The new Nokia 3710 Fold is expected to be released on T-Mobile USA on Q4 2009 and today the new 3G phone just passed FCC with pictures (internal and external) hidden. That means, this phone is going to be released on T-Mobile soon.
We know already that Huawei is ready to launch its new Android device exclusively for T-Mobile, at least in Europe, the new T-Mobile Pulse.
Most new groundbreaking devices follow a similar path; first being vaguely mentioned and rumored with a codename and maybe some specs. Then we will see a very un-descriptive device pass through the FCC with just enough information to get us excited. Then the leaked images and specs flow forth until pricing hits the front page of blogs and shortly after we see said devices on store shelves across the U.S.
Back in May, MobileCrunch ran an exclusive on a possible upcoming Nokia Tablet device. Major points from that article included:
Just few weeks ago, Samsung and T-Mobile launched the new Samsung Highlight SGH-T749, This new phone features a large touch screen display, agps, and more. Also we know the Highlight is exclusively in USA by T-Mobile. Apparently, Samsung is planing to launch this phone in Latin American too and now with 850/1900 3G bands.
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After the big news about the new Motorola Morrison for T-Mobile now, another big news. Today FCC shows the confirmation of the new Windows Mobile, or we can call it now Windows Phone HTC Topaz, but this time with American 3G bands, 850/1900.