Looks like the wait for the Verizon compatible Nexus One may come to an end soon. The folks over at unwiredview has uncovered the FCC approved CDMA HTC-made smart-phone with the model name PB99300.

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What’s that, you say? There’s another Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 at the FCC? And this one sports the proper 3G bands for AT&T, Bell, Telus and Rogers? (Not to mention EDGE coverage.) Sho’ ’nuff. Read the rest of this entry »

We know of a few readers out there who will be pretty excited to hear about this, so we’re glad that they might be getting a shot to officially play with Acer’s first shot into the Android smartphone market. We’re just excited to get another phone with the OS, especially one with a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor.

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It has recently been officially confirmed that Dell will launch an Android smartphone in the US in early 2010, with the cooperation of AT&T. Now, it turns out that the handset might just be Dell Mini 3iX, a smartphone that was recently approved by the FCC.

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Moto Sholes A855 has just passed the FCC testing and it’s now getting ready to reach Verizon, branded as Motorola Tao. The handset supports EVDO Rev A , as we already knew, but it also comes with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and its launch date revolves around “sometime in October”.

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Looks like our little buddy knownas the HTC Tattoo has passed through the FCC with flying colors. It came with model number CLIC100 and as you may have noticed in our phone guide, was formerly referred to as the HTC Click. I’m guessing the whole Motorola CLIQ thing jinxed that naming effort.

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You have to love those hacks over at the FCC. They seem to be incapable of not leaking a product ahead of its official announcement as they are testing it for compliance with all the wireless regulations in America.

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That fantastic source of leaked product information known as the FCC has givien its seal of approval to a new Android handset for T-Mobile. The handset in question is the Samsung Galaxy, otherwise known as the i7500.

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Archos’ Android-based Internet Tablet has been prematurely revealed, courtesy of the company’s FCC report. The device – which resembles their existing Archos 5 PMP, but uses Google’s mobile OS – has been confirmed as the Archos A5S (7501), as well as having an untested sibling device, the A5H (7501).

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The HTC Magic has passed the FCC bearing T-Mobile USA branding, seemingly confirming that the touchscreen smartphone will be the second Android device the carrier offers in the US. No official name has been attached to the Magic by T-Mobile – the original G1 was named by the carrier (HTC distribute the handset as the HTC Dream) and it seems likely the Magic will end up as the G2.

Launched back at CTIA in February, as a Vodafone exclusive in Europe, HTC had already told Feelandroid that they would be happy to work with a US carrier. A T-Mobile branded version of the device was then used in a Google demonstration, prematurely confirming the carrier’s intentions.

As for specifications, the Magic has a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, WiFi and GPS