The FCC has approved the recently released HTC Hero. The handset supports 850/1900 MHz 3G bands which makes it compatible with AT&T's network. Sprint is also rumored to pick up the Hero sometime in the near future, but we need to see a CDMA version on the FCC site first....
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Cellaz on 5th Jul 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
Sprint's launch of the HTC Hero appears to be imminent. Today, the FCC approval documents for a CDMA version of the Hero have surfaced. From what I can tell, the FCC started testing the HTC HERO200 the first week of June. there's no new images of the handset, but we have not gotten any news to indicate that Sprint would be changing any of the exterior hardware. According to Phandroid ( t...
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HTCSource on 21st Aug 2009 (via htcsource.comindex.php)
Quite a few people are happy that the HTC Hero finally made it to Sprint, but having the Hero on a CDMA network leaves out quite a few customers who want HTC's flagship Android powered phone on a GSM network. Sure, you could always buy an unlocked version of the Hero from Europe and have it shipped to you, but you'll be left without 3G support. Fortunately, those still hoping for a GSM H...
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HTCSource on 20th Oct 2009 (via htcsource.com)
We know of just two types of radios that will be used in the Heros. The 900 / 2100MHz 3G which is for global use that everyone has so far been using, and now the 850 / 1900 version which is for North America that the FCC’s had the joy of using. Now they are
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PhonesReview on 22nd Aug 2009 (via phonesreview.co.uk)
The Feds take a gander at the CDMA version of the HTC Hero and the Android powered device seems headed for a fall launch on the pin-dropping network... Photos:
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PhoneArena on 22nd Aug 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
GSM HTC Hero will probably never hit The States with its US 3G compatibility. However a screenshot has been exposed by Engadget which pretty much verifies plans by HTC to release an HTC Hero for Sprint’s CDMA network. Sprint HTC Hero is expected to be supported by the HTC’s website site in the near future.
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PhonesReview on 6th Aug 2009 (via phonesreview.co.uk)
If there were any doubts left that the HTC Hero was heading to Sprint, they should be erased now. The FCC has just approved a CDMA version of the HTC Hero that sports EV-DO 3G data. You can take a look at some of the FCC documents here. In particular, the “Report DTS” link provides information
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AndroidAuthority on 23rd Aug 2009 (via androidauthority.com)
We know of precisely two types of radios going into Heros (or would that be Heroes?) right now: the 900 / 2100MHz 3G for global use that everyone's using so far, and an 850 / 1900 version for North America that the FCC's had the pleasure of using. Well, you know how FCC labs work -- they get to play with all the toys before anyone else does -- and now they're checking out another ve...
The Hero has been approved by the FCC now and the newest HTC Android phone is ready for the U.S. market. The FCC mentions that the Hero comes with 850/1900 MHz 3G support which suggests that AT&T could launch the Hero at some point in the future. A few days ago we heard that Sprint
The Notorious FCC is at it again. This time the ridiculously anticipated HTC Hero just cleared their hands and those previous HTC Hero to Sprint rumors are getting realer by the second--because this version of the Hero rocks CDMA, which just so happens to be what Sprint's network is constructed on. So now that we know that Sprint will get the HTC Hero, the question becomes when? Is it ...
According to the latest news on the Internet, Sprint's subscribers might see the HTC Hero launched on their carrier's airwaves in the near future. The handset has been almost confirmed, Engadget reports, and a CDMA flavor should soon become available for purchase in the country. It's rather uncertain whether Sprint will have the device exclusively on its network or not, yet it will ...
