Samsung's SGH-i320 gets the FCC's nod

by Ryan Block, posted Apr 21st 2006 at 7:49PM

Samsung locked down the filing, so we couldn't get but a minimal amount of information about their SGH-i320 from the FCC, except that like, um, that it was approved, and has acceptable SAR levels and stuff. We don't yet know for sure if it's US-bound (though we expect it would be) or which carrier would pick it up (but we'll give you one guess as to which US GSM carrier typically gets the hot PDA phones before the other), but with a supposed Q2 release, you can bet your bottom dollar we'll be watching closely for developments on this thing.

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung

Tags: fcc, gsm, samsung, win mo, windows mobile, WindowsMobile, WinMo

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Eric @ Apr 21st 2006 9:47PM

Like this. Want this. Hey... you know how people are always trying to get different operating systems to boot on devices that don't normally boot them? Well has anyone tried to boot Palm OS on a device meant for Windows Mobile? Because I seriously want this device but have never wanted WM. C'mon, say it's so...

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Mitch @ Apr 21st 2006 11:21PM

Palm OS is a bore.

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