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Samsung I7500 passes FCC testing in the U.S.

by Michael Oryl on May 15, 2009 2:16 pm

Samsung i7500

Our friends over at PhoneScoop.com have noted that the Samsung i7500, the company’s first Android smartphone, has passed through the FCC testing process. This cements the fact that the device will work on T-Mobile USA’s 3G network, since the documents show that it was specifically tested on the AWS 3G band used by T-Mobile.

There has been no announcement regarding the I7500 from T-Mobile yet, but O2 Germany has already said that it will be making the device available to its customers next month (June). People are speculating that T-Mobile USA will be releasing the device under the name Houdini this fall.

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Hardik Choudhary

I would love the GS4 and the HTC One…But more of my support goes to the GS4….The most obvious reason for that is I have got a new GS4 and not the HTC One.
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