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FCC has approved three separate models of the upcoming 3G smartphone, the HTC Kaiser.

They all support GSM 850/1900 and HSDPA 850/1900 networks, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS functionality. The main difference between them is the embedded camera: Kaiser 100 is equipped with a 3Mpix digicam, the Kaiser 110 lacks the camera, and the Kaiser 120 comes with a dual-cam (VGA front, 3Mpix back), which allows for video calls.

The new LG LX260 was recently approved by FCC and will soon be available at Sprint.

Unfortunately, only a few specification details have been unveiled.

All we know for now is that LX260 has a slider form factor and a QWERTY keyboard, and features Bluetooth, built-in camera, and a microSD memory slot.

The long-awaited Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry phone will soon become available as FCC has recently approved such a device.

T-Mobile and AT&T are the potential carriers to offer this GSM handset in the US.

The new Motorola RAZR2 V9 awaits its approval from FCC and will be available at AT&T in the near future. This 3G cell phone uses HSDPA connectivity that allows downloading various web content at lightning fast speeds.

Concerning the design and specifications the new model doesn't differ much from the original.

The new Sanyo SCP-8500, or Katana DLX, was spotted on FCC site recently. Basing on available documents and drawings, this clamshell handset will feature EV-DO data, Bluetooth and a microSD card slot, dual screens and a built-in camera. The dimensions have changed in comparison with the original Katana: the phone lost 3.8mm in height and 1.

The upcoming Sony Ericsson M610I "Elena" was recently approved by FCC, and some of its specs were uncovered. The device has insufficient storage capacity, but overall it looks like a serious phone.

Some of the M610I specs:

• Connectivity: Tri-Band GSM 900/1800/1900, UMTS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
• Display: 2.

The new Sony Ericsson W660i Walkman Phone was approved by FCC and will soon hit the markets.

This little 3G phone comes with a 512MB memory stick micro (M2), which can hold up to 470 songs (eAAC+ format). Memory is expandable to 1GB. The W660i supports Bluetooth stereo and features the Track ID function, which allows to recognize a particular song playing on the phone's FM receiver.

Motorola's upcoming MotoRizr Z6TV has been approved by FCC. Unfortunately, there are very little details known. The handset is expected to feature EV-DO, a 2Mpix camera, Bluetooth connectivity, and MediaFLO V CAST Mobile TV.

We'll keep you informed as more details appear.

The FCC has approved the upcoming Samsung SGH-Z240, a 1900 GSM/WCDMA Bluetooth cell phone. It has 1.393 mW of Max. RF Output Power with a frequency range of 2402-2480MHz.

Unfortunately, there is very little info on this model yet.

The Apple iPhone has finally been approved by the FCC for the US. Unfortunately, with all the FCC test result data, there are no photos of the iPhone available due to Apple's prohibition on publishing them.

Looks like we'll just have to wait for the next 45 days to see the device.