All systems are go for launch T-mobile customers. The BlackBerry Bold 9700 in T-mobile trim has just made the rounds on the FCC website and it has passed with flying colors. Your WCDMA Band IV (AWS), 3.2-megapixel camera, 624MHz processor, GPS and WiFi have all checked out so now all that is left is the agonizing wait for a release date. In the meantime you can continue to scope out the goods on T-mobile’s Bold 9700 landing page http://www.t-mobile9700.com/ . If the rumors prove true you ar

The Motorola Droid has so far only been confirmed for Verizon ( NYSE: VZ ) Wireless. In fact, the Droid could become a fantastic hit for Verizon when it launches later this year. But, that doesn’t necessarily mean Verizon will be the only carrier to offer Motorola ( NYSE: MOT )’s high-end Android smartphone. Just last week we saw the Motorola Droid pass through the FCC with GSM frequency support, signaling Motorola’s intent to bring the Droid / Sholes / Tao to GSM networks. Today, the folk

The Samsung i5700 Spica, formally known as the Samsung Galaxy Lite and the Samsung R860 have now cleared the FCC for the US market reports an article over on unwired view . The Samsung i5700 Spica is destined for AT&T’s network with GSM/ WCDMA 850/1900 MHz, AMOLED touch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS and WiFi and of course the Android operating system. Not a great deal on the Samsung R860, but we do know it is 1700MHz AWS connectivity with CDMA/EV-DO so could well be heading to

The other samsung android phone Samsung i5700 Spica has been approved by FCC . Spica will offer by AT&T with the following features 3,2 megapixel camera, 3G flavor (850/1900 MHz), 3G radio ,WiFi, AMOLED touchscreen, GPS. While for Samsung R860 comes with touchscreen display,1700MHz AWS connectivity ,CDMA/EV-DO, According to intomobile.com Samsung R860 will offer MetroPCS or Cricket. Visit for more information cell phone news Samsung i5700 Spica And Samsung R860 Approved By F

FCC has been busy clearing two Samsung devices for the U.S. market. The first of the two is the Android-powered i5700 aka Spica , which came to FCC in AT&T ( NYSE: T )’s 3G flavor (850/1900 MHz). Rest of the specs — aside from a 3G radio — include WiFi, AMOLED touchscreen, GPS, and a 3.2-megapixel camera. As for the other phone, it’s the Samsung R860 ( FCC link ), which will apparently come in the same form factor (all-touchscreen). We see the 1700MHz AWS connectivity along with CDM