FCC gives Samsung i760 two thumbs up

by Chris Ziegler, posted Apr 1st 2007 at 7:06PM

Just in case there was any lingering doubt that the feds would look kindly upon Samsung's upcoming i760 for Verizon, we can (thankfully) put those doubts to rest now. As is quite common for a Samsung FCC filing, details are kept to a bare minimum with only the ID label documentation giving us visual confirmation that this is the phone we think it is. No matter; we've seen the Windows Mobile 6 Professional-equipped device in the public domain plenty at this point -- only thing left, it seems, is to get it out the door.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, Windows Mobile, 1xRTT, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: i760, professional, samsung, sch-i760, verizon, verizon wireless, VerizonWireless, vzw, windows mobile, windows mobile 6, WindowsMobile, WindowsMobile6, wm6

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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DTL @ Apr 1st 2007 7:54PM

I'm due for a new phone
Any info on release dates?

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mneithercott @ Apr 1st 2007 9:17PM

http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=696

According to this the release will be June 2007.
I personally cant wait and need a new phone bad.

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maxmo @ Apr 2nd 2007 12:46AM

Any one try calling the phone number in the diagram? Maybe if we just ask nicely, they'll give us all the details.

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dot_Zen @ Apr 4th 2007 11:48PM

the FCC filing.. Finally.

I was getting worried they'd never file for this one. Thanks, Engadget, the only place I'm guarntee'd to find out about the gadgets I'm shopping for.

My first-gen SPH-i700 is nearing early retirement. Can't wait for the new kid on the block!

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Robin @ Apr 22nd 2007 11:09PM

My Samsung i700 is also dying quickly and have been trying to get a new model to replace. I hope the i760 comes out soon.

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