This morning T-Mobile Germany announced the 8900 and now CellPhoneSignal has found the FCC filing for North America. The baby Bold is expected to hit both GSM networks here in the US. CellPhone Signal Crunch Network: TechCrunch obsessively profiling and reviewing new Internet products and companies

This one really has me shaking my head. Donald over at Engadget spotted a GSM only Storm 9500 in a FCC filing. From what I have heard Verizon has at least a 6 month exclusive on the Storm so I am not sure who would be getting the Storm afterwards. This looks to be

While it isn’t confirmed that we’ll be getting Samsung’s Omnia on AT&T soon, but a recent FCC filing shows that there is a i900L at the FCC’s labs which features Wi-Fi, WCDMA 850/1900, which... [

A recent FCC filing revealed some i900L phone model at their labs supporting WCDMA 850/1900 and destined for AT&T. We believe it could be the Samsung Omnia, though it's just a supposition. Stay tuned for confirmation....

HTC’s S740 has passed the FCC’s quality check. Unfortunately, we didn't get much info from the FCC filing. So far we only know that it supports EDGE 850/1900, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi networks, and there was no word on the North American 3G either. That's all, expect more details to surface soon....

The long-rumored Helio Ocean 2 has finally shown in concrete form courtesy of an FCC filing made public today. Appearing under the codename OZII, the Pantech-made dual slider matches earlier leaks and appears to primarily change the looks of the original Ocean as well as improve the software; aside from chromed trim, the device would

Now that the Ocean 2 has slipped back until January of ‘09 at the earliest, we’ve cruised right by the September confidentiality date of the original FCC filing back in March. As a result, a handful of hardware photos and a whole slew of details have made their way out. The handset uses the same dual-slide

In addition to the confirmation from FCC filing of the upcoming larger capacity Zune 120GB spinning disk and the black 16GB flash based. Analysts and journalists who were shown (still under NDA) the Zune business plan, promise the  main entertainment is more in the software and services than the hardware to differentiate with distance

We’re not exactly sure why would Casio want to push its Exilim W63CA superphone through FCC, but the Japanese company has done it nonetheless. Maybe they don’t spare the paperwork involved just to tease us what we could get only if we were in Japan… If you’re not aware, the Casio Exilim W63CA is probably one

Yesterday we got the height and width, today it's the full wireframe model with scale measurements. While we can't confirm the authenticity, several details including that arcing base certainly dovetail nicely with the images found in the original FCC filing. It's also a near-perfect match to that early reference design seen kicking around the Googleplex courtesy of Andy Rubin. Whil...