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FCC has finally approved the Sprint Kyocera Echo. The dual-screen Android smartphone will go on sale for $199.99 with a 2-year contract on Sprint. The handset comes equipped with a couple of 3.5-inch display, a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, the Google Android 2.2 OS, and access to special apps that make use of its dual-screen display. The Sprint Kyocera Echo also functions as a single screen phone and dual-screen mode in both portrait and horizontal mode, depending on the app. [PocketNow]
The FCC has approved the Samsung R700 dual-band CDMA device that supports EVDO 3G. From the leaked picture, it seems that the phone comes equipped with a touchscreen display, a digital camera, a headset jack, a dedicated camera key and a lock key. Word has it that the Samsung R700 will be launched by US Cellular. Sadly, there is no confirmation from the network carrier. Stay tuned for more updates. [UnwiredView]
The FCC has recently approved the new HTC PC10110 Smartphone. The upcoming phone features GSM 850 and 1900 support, Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth. There is no mention of 3G support in FCC documents. Too bad, there is no further info about the HTC PC10110 Smartphone. [Wireless Goodness]
The FCC has approved the unannounced Samsung SGH-T569 mobile phone, which uses the 1700MHz 3G radio bands. The phone itself lacks Wi-Fi, but should include 3G connectivity, a camera module, and Bluetooth. The FCC documentation also mentions T-Mobile’s MyFaves program, which makes T-Mobile a likely carrier candidate. There is no further info about this cell phone. Stay tuned for more updates. [Phonescoop]
The Almighty FCC has finally approved the ZTE A310 (MSGM8 II) tri-band CDMA handset. The phone supports a Bluetooth connectivity, a QWERTY keyboard for easy messaging, a tri-band CDMA radio, 3G running at 1700MHz AWS spectrum, a 1.3-megapixel camera, dedicated keys for the speakerphone and camera and a headset jack. There is no info on pricing or availability so far. [intomobile]
The FCC has recently passed a new Motorola handset codenamed “Greco”, which will be known on the market as the Quench XT3 and XT5. For your info, the current Quench is the international version of the CLIQ XT. Word has it that AT&T will release the Motorola Quench (CLIQ XT3/XT5) because it has been approved for WCDMA bands II and V which points toward AT&T. Stay tuned for more updates. [Ubergizmo]
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