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

Motorola Quench XT5 leaks. We’ve got the pictures and the specs. The XT5 will runs Android 2.1 with WCDMA and HSDPA band, EDGE Class 12, FM radio and DivX video playback. This device have 3.2 inch with 480×320 HVGA 262 k resolution display. The dimensions of this phone is 56x114x13 mm with weight 114 g.

Dell Aero available now. The Aero come with 3.5 inch 640×360 pixel resolution and you can have this phone on price $99.99 with two years AT&T contract. This device runs Android 1.5 with feature triband 3.6Mbps HSDPA and quadband EDGE, a 5 megapixel camera, 2 GB of onboard storage with microSD expansion.

HTC T8788 packs with Windows Phone 7. The T8788 appear with slide style, but don’t expect you will find the keyboard on it, because this phone have slide out speaker and its keyboardless. No carrier branding show in this unit, but their sources promise this ones headed for AT&T.

LG E900 snapped on camera and appear but still on blurry image. The E900 is the keyboard-less version of LG C900 and comes with an aggressively thin design. This device will runs Windows Phone 7 and likely destined for Europe market.

LG GW910 appear at FCC. The GW910 also called LG Panther will run Windows Phone 7 and will feature 3.5 inch AMOLED screen with capacitive touch support and a slide out landscape QWERTY keyboard.

Nokia 5250 is finally announced. All the information about the official specs and price all announced. Nokia 5250 price is set at 100 Euro. Nokia 5250 runs a Symbian^1 on a 104 x 49 x 14 mm body, with a a 2.8″ nHD resolution TFT screen, for the connectivity quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE is used.

Samsung i917 Cetus and LG C900 poses on blurry photoshoot. Both of them are heading to AT&T on this holiday session. The candybar Samsung Cetus has a nicely curved design with three touch sensitive button at the bottom. This glossy and black phone will runs Windows Phone 7.