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Smartphone T-Mobile Shadow II approved by the FCC The site FCC (Federal Communications Commission USA) has information about the new smartphone T-Mobile Shadow II. This means that soon you can expect his release or at least announcements. Remember that T-Mobile Shadow II is a successor, issued last year, smartphone-slider from HTC-based Windows Mobile Standard, based on ordinary consumers. The new model uses Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard, rather th...
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin said the agency is considering a Dec.
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Free broadband for America has inched closer to reality: The plan, after two years of debate, is finally on the calendar for a full vote by the Federal Communications Commission.
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On Nov. 4, the Federal Communications Commission issued a decision that few have thus far given very much notice, but which is noteworthy for two reasons.
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Federal regulators have rejected proposed changes by the Federal Communications Commission that would require all U.S. cell phone towers to have at least eight hours of backup power.
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The Federal Communications Commission is considering revisiting at its Dec. 18 meeting a proposal to make the creation of a tier of free wireless Internet access Looking for our newsletter content? Subscribe now and get access to content not available on our Web site or RSS feeds. Telephony Email Newsletters
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THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION’S DELAY in ruling on backup power reporting requirements mandated by the Federal Communications Commission could suggest it sees merit in mobile phone industry arguments that compliance obligations imposed on carriers and...
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The Bush administration rejected the Federal Communications Commission’s backup-power reporting requirements, possibly increasing chances that controversial regulations opposed by the mobile-phone industry will be struck down by a federal appeals...
submitted by RCRWirelessNews 2 days ago (via rcrwireless.com)
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Pantech Duo 2 approved by the FCC U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certified Smartphone Pantech Duo 2 C820. This device is based on operating system Windows Mobile 6.1, equipped as its predecessor vydvizhnymi two keyboards - telephone and QWERTY (though quite different in design). Pantech Duo 2 C820 works in the networks of GSM / EDGE and WCDMA, is equipped with a 2-MP camera, microSD slot and support interface Bluetoo...
submitted by JustAnotherMobilePhoneBlog on 26th Nov 2008 (via feeds.feedburner.com)
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Velocity Mobile's 83 hits the FCC Guess what? You'll be able to use Velocity's weak-sauce 83 without any strongly-worded objection from the boys and girls at the Federal Communications Commission! Okay, okay, maybe that's not fair -- with WiFi and GPS, it does its job at the bottom end of Velocity's lineup -- it's just that when you compare it to the 103 and the 111, it comes up a little short (ahem, QVGA ...
submitted by Engadget on 22nd Nov 2008 (via feedproxy.google.com)


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