The Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 has passed through the FCC. This 3-inch Android 1.6 device was snapped in some photos, which are now available for public viewing. The device also includes wifi,bluetooth 2.0, A-GPS, FM radio and quad-band capabilities, and will probably come with Sony Ericsson’s UI overhaul over stock Android.

A new phone will be soon be hitting the market with Android 2.2 already installed. The Huawei Ideos (U8150-B) is now making the rounds at the Global Certification Forum, as well as the FCC. It’s not exactly the kind of high-end device you would expect to be shipping with 2.2, with the specs including 512MB of ROM, 256MB of RAM, a 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen, WiFi, GPS, and a 3.2-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash. The device is expected to launch in Britain initially for roughly 170 British pounds, with other countries and a possible US launch to follow.

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The Archos branded tablets keep on comin’. While news of the Archos 32 just broke not too long ago, apparently there was another tablet taking the FCC journey at the same time. The Archos A28 tablet is, actually, not a tablet at all, shockingly enough. In point of fact, it looks like Archos is making a cell phone — even if they are still going to label it a tablet, even after it launches.

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Phonescoop has discovered that the FCC has approved a Motorola MB710, which they say greatly resembles the MOTOROI that shipped in non-US markets earlier this year. FCC documentation shows that the device operates in the WCDMA 1700MHz AWS spectrum, which designates it as a T-Mobile device, and the manual also mentions T-Mobile-specific features like “MyFaves. The draft user manual also mentions MOTOBLUR, plus standard features like a headphone jack (standard), Wi-Fi, bluetooth, and a microSD slot. Pictures would indicate an 8 megapixel camera with a xenon flash. The MOTOROI was a capable device at its launch, but we do not currently know the hardware specs on this device.

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Although we’ve heard that the Samsung Galaxy S was headed to every major carrier in the US, it seems T-Mobile might be the first out the gate with their version. It has just passed through the FCC and it could (highly unlikely) make it way to Magenta in time for the free phone promotion this Saturday.
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This device popped up out of nowhere at last week’s Google I/O. it is called the “Liquid Stream” by Acer. And it will be the next release in the “Liquid” series from Acer. Recently, it received approval from the FCC with AT&T capable bands (850 1900 MHZ).

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While the larger X10 makes its way around the world, the X10 Mini has been patiently waiting on the sidelines. The X10 Mini has just received approval by the FCC and could make its way across Europe real soon. The keyboard version is expected to pass soon as well.

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Guess it won’t be long now, this device was promised for a Q2 release and the end of that quarter is fast approaching. The Dell Aero has just received approval from the FCC. This device is expected to land on AT&T in June. This device will keep the name Aero at launch, often times the name is changed when a device is released.

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Usually when a handset passes the FCC it’s really close to being released. The Samsung M910 is expected to be the Moment 2 and it has just passed through the FCC. Looks like the original Moment will have a short lifespan just like the HTC Eris. Hopefully 2.1 still get pushed to both of these devices, Sprint has pretty much confirmed the update for both their current Android devices so it’s now a waiting game.

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Coming one step closer to being releases, we now see that the Samsung Galaxy S has passed through the FCC. And in return, this listing has given us the plain looking phone diagram showing the FCC label for the Model GT-I9000 Mobile Phone, which is otherwise known as the Samsung Galaxy S. The listing has also confirmed that the Galaxy S will come sporting support for AT&T’s 3G bands. Of course, we are still yet to see anything come from AT&T about the release.