Finally, Samsung brings its S60-powered cell phones over to the U.S., and just approved by the FCC. Supported by dual-band UMTS (850/1900MHz) with HSDPA, the Samsung i8510 INNOV8 uses Feature Pack 2 interface, 8 megapixel autofocus camera with a dual-LED flash, facial recognition, WiFi, built-in GPS receiver and microSD card slot. There is no mention of

When most people think of Symbian, they think of Nokia, but Samsung also makes some nice S60 phones. According to Symbian Guru, Samsung’s newest flagship S60 device has passed the FCC with a special treat for S60 fans in the US and Canada. According to documents on the FCC website the i8510 includes dual

Although Samsung and AT&T are both enjoying good business relationship with one another, the carrier of Samsung i8510 INNOV8 that was recently approved by the FCC was not disclosed in the documents. However, base on the phone’s 3G frequency, it could be said that AT&T is the one. Samsung i8510 INNOV8 is another slider phone

2009 looks promising for AT&T customers, at least when it comes to high-end camera phones. After FCC’s approval of Sony Ericsson C905a, now it’s time for another 8MP camera phone to pass the Federal Communication Commission’s tests. I’m talking about Samsung i8510 Innov8, which was approved under the name of Samsung i8510M. Unlike the original version

An unannounced version of the Samsung i8510 INNOV8 has slipped through the FCC, sporting dual-band UMTS (850/1900MHz) support for North American networks. Read the full story here.

Wow, it sure looks like Samsung is boosting its S60 presence, what with the new target=”_blank”>NAM version passing the FCC, and now we have the Samsung i8510 Innov8 becoming available through Amazon.com. It’s pretty pricey, at US$799.99, but it’s still good, as mentioned before, to see some competition to Nokia’s S60 dominance. The i8510 Innov8

The Samsung i8510 Innov8 might be closer to us than we think. The phone has just passed through the FCC and North American customers might see it arrive from AT&T and/or Rogers soon. The American model will come with dual 850/1900 3G support which means you will have great data support in case you want

Mobile shooters may now have a new Camera-centric handset to anticipate in 2009. A NAM friendly variant of the 8 megapixel Samsung i8510 Innov8 has just passed through the FCC. Unlike the European model with UMTS 900/2100 that was released earlier in 2008, this apparently new variant will have 850/1900 3G. With Samsung having a

I really can’t begin to explain how exciting this is: a new version of the Samsung i8510 has been found on the FCC’s website, this time sporting dual-band UMTS (850/1900MHz) with HSDPA. Yes, that means Samsung is finally bringing its S60-powered cell phones over to the U.S., and in full force with 3G support for

According to pdf documents available over at US FCC web site, Samsung and AT&T have received regulatory approval to start selling North American (AT&T) 3G friendly version of the Samsung's flagship S60 phone in United States! The highly anticipated Samsung i8510 gets the 'M' letter on the end and support for the AT&T's WCDMA 850/1900 HSDPA network while ...