Here’s this week Federal Communications Commission (FCC) cellphone list updates. Check each links for the details:

Kyocera S3015 appear in the FCC’s database, and on that filing Sprint is the carrier which the device is headed to. We know that the Kyocera S3015 is a dual-band CDMA phone with a Bluetooth radio on board, packs a a 870mAh battery, which is a solid hint that the device would likely belong to the [...]

Samsung Galaxy S II was approved by the FCC and the rumors said that Sprint will called it Samsung Within, but a new information leaked and Sprint decided to change its name to Samsung Epic 4G Touch. Spriny pick this name probably because the “Epic 4G” brand is already known across the US. This device would [...]

LG Prada K2 was included in LG’s roadmap and was leaked at the end of last month. Now the Prada K2 seems to be real. A video confirm this Android phone. Unfortunately, we can’t see the new Prada from too many angles. And it’s not even turned on.

RIM will launch BlackBerry Colt, the RIM’s first QNX-based smartphone. According to Boy Genius Report, the first mobile device to carry the QNX operating system, codenamed the BlackBerry Colt, is slated for release in the first quarter of 2012. It’s currently undergoing internal testing with RIM’s Software Verification team.

Last week we know the official announcement about BlackBerry devices after we heard the rumors about it in few month ago. Now, we get leaked screenshot that confirmed the Canadian carrier Telus welcomes two members of RIM’s fall lineup. BlackBerry Torch 9810and 9860 may drop at this Canadian carrier.On the screenshot, Telus will launch the devices [...]

T-Mobile will released three new Android smartphones, we know it from leaked photo that appeared yesterday. First one is Samsung Hercules that we’ve heard on May. The Hercules will be the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy S II. This device feature  Android 2.3 Gingerbread, 4.5 inch WVGA Super AMOLED Plus display, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB [...]

Here’s this week Federal Communications Commission (FCC) cellphone list updates. Check each links for the details: