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China Unicom’s iPhone gets regulatory approval, pictured

Filed under: Handsets , China Unicom , GSM , EDGE , Apple , iPhone OS Still having doubts that an iPhone will ever come to China via legitimate means? Have a gander at this. According to the listing after the break, which was discovered on China’s State Radio Regulatory Commission (SRRC; basically the Chinese version of the FCC) website, we’re looking at a GSM / WCDMA cellphone complete with Bluetooth, an internal model number A1324, a little-known manufacturer called “Apple Inc.” and an approval date of May 7th, 2009. We’re also told that the certificate expires in five years, which should give China Unicom plenty of time to capitalize on its reported three-year deal to offer the phone in mainland China. So, all we need now is what’s we’ve needed for years: a handwritten note from El Jobs himself saying that this whole thing is more than some sick charade . [Thanks, Joe] Update : Looks like this may be the first live look at a China Unicom iPhone 3G , complete with no WiFi to speak of. Continue reading China Unicom’s iPhone gets regulatory approval, pictured China Unicom’s iPhone gets regulatory approval, pictured originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

China Unicom’s iPhone gets regulatory approval

Filed under: Handsets , China Unicom , GSM , EDGE , Apple , iPhone OS Still having doubts that an iPhone will ever come to China via legitimate means? Have a gander at this. According to the listing above, which was discovered on China’s State Radio Regulatory Commission (SRRC; basically the Chinese version of the FCC) website, we’re looking at a GSM / WCDMA cellphone complete with Bluetooth, an internal model number A1324, a little-known manufacturer called “Apple Inc.” and an approval date of May 7th, 2009. We’re also told that the certificate expires in five years, which should give China Unicom plenty of time to capitalize on its reported three-year deal to offer the phone in mainland China. So, all we need now is what’s we’ve needed for years: a handwritten note from El Jobs himself saying that this whole thing is more than some sick charade . [Thanks, Joe] China Unicom’s iPhone gets regulatory approval originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

LG BL40 passes FCC again, this time with US 3G very much enabled

Filed under: Handsets , LG , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS LG mentioned to us yesterday that there aren’t any US plans in the cards for its lovely BL40 New Chocolate — at least, none that it wants to talk about, even though we’ve got to believe Verizon’s cooking up some plans — but meanwhile there’s still action on the North American front. A new variant of the BL40 dubbed BL40G (“G” for “gonna be awesome,” obviously) has hit the FCC with HSPA enabled on the 850 and 1900MHz bands. You might recall that those bands were disabled on the last version the FCC checked out , so if anything, this might be the version that Canada’s Telus is signed up for to help it kick off its upcoming HSPA network launch. Remind us to start researching political asylum claims a little closer to launch. LG BL40 passes FCC again, this time with US 3G very much enabled originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:33:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

HTC Hero coming October 11th to Sprint?

Filed under: Handsets , HTC , Sprint Let’s go through the steps together, shall we? A “senior member” forum poster on the xda-developers forums has posted the above pic as proof that the HTC Hero is coming to the US on October 11th — a claim he’s been making as far back as April, but this is the first time he’s brought a picture with him. The poster says he works for a wireless developer firm, and while this picture can easily be faked, we don’t think it’s necessarily that much of a stretch. Let’s look at some of the other phones listed. There’s “Samsung Q (Android),” which could provide a missing link between the InstinctQ and the company’s mysterious Android phone that was supposed to be out on Sprint and T-Mobile by now. BlackBerry Aries is the CDMA version the Curve 8520, and traditionally RIM’s CDMA devices wind up on both Sprint and Verizon. The LG LX610 / Lotus 2 is a new one to us, but Lotus seems to have been well-received for Sprint. So to pull all that data together, if this list is the real deal, we’d say it came from Now Network company. This is the sort of phone Dan Hesse would be glad to have waited for , isn’t it? Read – HTC Hero (Android) Release Date: 10/11/2009 Read – Initial release date claim HTC Hero coming October 11th to Sprint? originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:22:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

LG Whistle is so named for reasons unknown

Filed under: Handsets , LG , CDMA Is this phone capable of putting its lips together and blowing air so as to create a high-pitched tone of some sort? Doesn’t seem like it — phones don’t typically have lips or breath — but that doesn’t explain why LG decided to christen its latest clamshell for the domestic Korean market the “Whistle.” No matter; the LV7500′s still pretty cool, owing in no small part to its front-facing array of some 115 LEDs that can be user-customized, presumably to flash messages such as “KEEPIN IT REAL” and “LG 4 LYFE” — not a totally unique feature , but something we don’t see much of around these parts. It’ll roam in just 18 countries, which suggests to us that CDMA figures prominently in its radio circuitry; look for it now in three colors for around 400,000 won (about $325) on LG Telecom. If you’re in Seoul, that is. LG Whistle is so named for reasons unknown originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Thu, 30 Jul 2009 23:50:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

Turn Your CellPhone Into a Wireless Router (iPhone,Windows Mobile …

PdaNet allows you to tether your mobile phone’s data plan with your Laptop and use the cellphone as a wireless router.

TracPhone Pay-as-you-go Wireless Phone Service Info

To sum it up, if you’re trying to save money each month by using a prepaid service to replace your expensive contract cell phone plan, or if you’re looking for your first wireless phone but don’t want to lock yourself into a 2-year …