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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 S-Pen Pro compatibility hinted by FCC

It seems that the FCC has confirmed that we will be able to use a stylus with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3

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Go ahead and tell FCC that your internet sucks with its new speed test app

The US FCC notes that data collected by its speed test app will help create a more granular internet speed map and close the digital divide.

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Google Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a have just passed through the FCC

Check out the listings of the upcoming Google Pixel 4a and the Google Pixel 5, as they recently passed through the FCC

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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra spotted at the FCC with an SD865+ processor

FCC certification of the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra confirms some of the device's internals

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The Samsung Galaxy Buds X have been certified by the FCC

It seems that Samsung is preparing more devices to launch in Q3 of 2021, as the Samsung Galaxy Buds X have been certified by the FCC

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FCC classifies HUAWEI and ZTE as national security threats

Telecom operators can no longer use funds from the US FCC's Universal Service Fund to buy equipment or avail services from HUAWEI and ZTE.

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We may soon get Powerbeats4 from Apple, as they receive FCC Approval

The new Powerbeats4 from Apple may be getting closer to an official launch as they have received approval by the FCC

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T-Mobile and Sprint may finally merge, and it could happen as soon as April

We may soon see T-Mobile and Sprint become one single company while keeping its place as the third-largest carrier in the U.S.

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Alleged FCC photos leak the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note10+

These pictures are allegedly from the FCC and are depicting the Galaxy Note10+, confirming its overall design, dimensions, camera setup.

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FCC puts T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint in public comment limbo

The commission's regulatory review process for the combination between the third- and fourth-largest carriers in the nation will run through the spring.

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Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 XL Lite get FCC approval as launch nears

The rumored budget versions of Google's smartphones, the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 XL Lite just got their FCC approval, hinting at imminent launch.

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5G Moto Mod finally passes under FCC inspection

It's been a complicated process to get the 5G Moto Mod engineered for best practices interacting with the new network. An FCC shutdown didn't help things.

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T-Mobile promises 3-year price freeze if it can merge with Sprint

The company basically pledges all the plans that are available right now on Sprint, T-Mobile or their subsidiaries will still exist for 3 years.

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Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ get FCC approval

The Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ have all stopped by the FCC, and the Commission approved all three models. Check out the details!

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Apple rots | #PNWeekly 339

We discuss the major downturn in iPhone sales plus rank the best and worst trends to happen to a smartphone in 2019 all on this week's show!

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Google will push out software update enabling Band 48 on the Pixel 3

In a letter to the FCC, Google is asking permission to add Band 48 support to Pixel 3 phones via a software update. Check out the details!

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Google gets FCC waiver to progress with Project Soli gesture controls

Google's skunkworks project that could allow users to control their devices by waving their hands in the air has received a green light for more testing.

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FCC shutdown may impact smartphone launches, Sprint/T-Mobile merger

Could the government shutdown delay the launch of the Galaxy S10 as well as a review of the proposed merger of Sprint and T-Mobile?

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Sprint/T-Mobile merger cleared by foreign investment regulator

The Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States has approved the deal and so have a few other government agencies. But it waits on the FCC.

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Sprint/T-Mobile merger pitch to FCC pivots from 5G to competition

Instead of leading the way with 5G coverage, a combined Sprint/T-Mobile carrier would best operate as a more robust counter to AT&T and Verizon.

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