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Sony Ericsson W890i Walkman phone has recently appeared on the FCC website, which means it is ready for the commercial release. The W890i is a thin (just 12mm) music-centric handset with the following features:

• Quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900Mhz) and UMTS 2100Mhz networks;
• 240x320 262K color screen;
• Bluetooth 2.

According to the FCC, Motorola Z10 will soon be available for purchase in the U.S.

Currently there was no word from the US carriers who would like to pick up this phone, but considering that it supports quad-band GSM/EDGE networks, AT&T and T-Mobile are the most likely candidates.

Motorola Z10 features include:

• 2.

Bluebird Soft's Pidion BM-150R PDA phone, which was released in Korea last year, has just passed the FCC and will soon be available for purchase in the U.S. Here are some of its key features:

• CDMA (Cellular/k-PCS);
• Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900MHz GSM/GPRS;
• 3.5" LCD TFT touch-screen;
• Windows Mobile 5.

It looks like HP will soon start producing Bluetooth headsets, as a couple of their noise-canceling wireless headphones were recently spotted at the FCC website.

They weren't showcased at CES, so we can expect the official release in the coming months.

 

FCC has recently approved the new Nokia 3555, a 3G (1700MHz) flip phone, similar to the 6555 model.

It will be available from for AT&T and T-Mobile, but we have no idea when Nokia 3555 will be released, nor what features it will include.

Stay tuned.

FCC has recently approved the Nokia 5610 XpressMusic, a new mid-end easy-to-use music cell phone.

Apparently, it is a successor to the Nokia 5310 sporting a slider form factor and equipped with a 3Mpix camera.

For now there's no word from carriers who would like to offer this one, but you can always get the phone at a Nokia flagship store in New York or Chicago, or from the official website.

The FCC site has unveiled a new LG cell phone.

The new LG KE990d has just been approved by the commission and should become available pretty soon. Unfortunately, we know almost nothing about it: a GSM/EDGE handset featuring Bluetooth (class 2) connectivity. And that's it...

No word on pricing and availability either.

Sad news from Samsung.

As you probably know, the company's new F700 won't be available in the U.S. by Christmas. And now we find out that the much anticipated Samsung U940 won't appear under our X-mas tree either, as it has just passed the FCC and today is already December 19. We don't know the exact release date, but nevermind that.

The FCC has just approved Toshiba Portege G910 and G920 PDA models.

They both operate on a Qualcomm CPU running Windows Mobile 6 Pro OS, and support 3G, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connectivity. Other features include dual cameras with flash, and GPS receiver, though G910 model has it turned off for some reason.

FCC has just approved the new Sony 530c.

We have no info on the phone right now, so stay tuned.