Could a Nexus Q successor be on the way? Google's kept pretty quiet about the Nexus Q since removing it from sale last summer. Last we heard, the company was still working on refining its streaming sphere, and that was back in January. . . . → Read More: Mystery Google media player drops by the FCC
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Could the XT1058 be the XFON we're all waiting to see? This sketch of the rear from the FCC makes us think so . . . → Read More: Motorola XT1058 lands at the FCC, looks like the mystery XFON We’ve been waiting to see what Motorola would produce now that it’s a part of Google, and one of its first phones to bring the stock Android 4.2 experience may have just been revealed in an FCC filing. The XT1058 sports AT&T compatible LTE bands and NFC, and its model number matches some of the rumors mentioned for phones codenamed Yeti, Ghost or Sasquatch . . . → Read More: Motorola XT1058 for AT&T hits the FCC, could be XFON related Samsung’s newly announced Galaxy Tab 3 has been caught at the FCC as the company is preparing to start selling the tablet later this month. The unit government-paid engineers got to play with is a Wi-Fi only model that will only later be followed with 3G-enabled version. If you recall, the Galaxy Tab 3 is a low-to-mid range tablet with specs that include a 7-inch 1024 . . . → Read More: Wi-Fi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 clears the FCC Samsung’s newly announced Galaxy Tab 3 has been caught at the FCC as the company is preparing to start selling the tablet later this month. The unit government-paid engineers got to play with is a Wi-Fi only model that will only later be followed with 3G-enabled version. If you recall, the Galaxy Tab 3 is a low-to-mid range tablet with specs that include a 7-inch 1024 . . . → Read More: Wi-Fi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 clears the FCC Many have suspected that Sony wasn’t done with its 2013 high-end phones just because the Xperia Z and ZL were shipping. As of today, that’s more than just speculation: a once-rumored Xperia A has swung through the FCC for approval as NTT DoCoMo’s SO-04E . . . → Read More: Sony Xperia A hits the FCC with 5-inch screen and removable battery While Sony intrigued us with the Xperia L’s blend of a low-end smartphone with a higher-end camera, it wasn’t very specific on just where we could eventually buy one: “worldwide” doesn’t help, folks. . . . → Read More: Sony Xperia L swings by the FCC with North America-friendly 3G While Sony intrigued us with the Xperia L’s blend of a low-end smartphone with a higher-end camera, it wasn’t very specific on just where we could eventually buy one: “worldwide” doesn’t help, folks. Courtesy of an FCC filing, there’s now a hint that the phone might show up in North America. . . . → Read More: Sony Xperia L swings by the FCC with North America-friendly 3G According to a new filing from the FCC, T-Mobile is planning on releasing the Sony Xperia Z on its network. We heard a rumor suggesting the device was making its way to T-Mobile last month, and the FCC filing nudges that rumor closer to reality. . . . → Read More: FCC Filing Shows T-Mobile Prepping Sony Xperia Z For Release The FCC’s approval process can be incredibly secretive, since most companies prefer not to leak out any information that could give away the identity of their star products. Sony, on the other hand, is typically the most liberal when it comes to letting us in on the scoop, and its latest device is no exception. In this case, the T-Mobile version of the Xperia Z was spotted with a full spread of external and internal photos along with a detailed user manual (which also gives away the model, carrier association and features such as WiFi calling) . . . → Read More: Sony Xperia Z for T-Mobile approved by the FCC with compatible LTE |
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