FCC filing mentions the Samsung Omnia M will be packing GSM and 3G radios

It was a mere 10 days ago when we first reported about pre-orders for the Windows Phone powered Samsung Omnia M, as an Italian online retailer started accepting them, but now it’s been spotted hanging out over at the FCC.

Looking into the filing, we find that the Samsung Omnia M will be sporting GSM and 3G radios only, so if you’re looking for next-generation LTE connectivity, you’ll want to check out AT&T’s Samsung Focus 2 instead, which so happens to pack somewhat similar specs. Just to jog you memory, the Samsung Omnia M features a 4” Super AMOLED display, single-core 1GHz processor, 5-megapixel rear camera, front-facing VAG camera, and Windows Phone 7.5 Mango.

As it currently stands, there’s no word regarding carrier availability, but it could also possibly end up becoming nothing more than an unlocked model, which should no doubt appease those weary global travelers out there. Nevertheless, there are quite a few North American operators where this smartphone can potentially call home – even with one of the several carriers north of the border.

source: FCC via UberGizmo

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T-Mobile Prism can now be snagged at T-Mobile stores and online for $20

Sure it’s not the highest regarded Android smartphone on the scene, but nevertheless, the T-Mobile Prism has finally made its way to the carrier’s retail stores and online – albeit, it’s been made available since early May at places like Best Buy and Walmart.

You heard that right people, the T-Mobile Prism can now be purchased at your local T-Mobile store, which is something a bit different seeing carrier own stores normally get first dibs on new devices. Then again, exclusive deals can make other things happen in the process.

Surely, its $19.99 on-contract price point is more than affordable on any budget, but strangely enough, it’s sporting a $219.99 no-contract price as opposed to the initial $149.99 mentioned in its official press release a few weeks  back. Doing the math, that’s a $70 difference, which is pretty substantial when you think about it. Nonetheless, the contract route might be the better option at this point.

Quickly jolting your mind, the Huawei manufactured  T-Mobile Prism features a 3.5” HVGA display, single-core processor, 3.2-megapixel rear camera, 1,400 mAh battery, microSD card slot, Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR, aGPS, Wi-Fi, and Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

source: T-Mobile via TmoNews

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Customers receiving HTC EVO 4G LTE shipping notifications

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FCC filing reveals the Kyocera Hydro - looks to be Sprint bound

Not too long ago, we managed to get some hands-on time with the rugged type Kyocera Hydro – an entry-level spec’d  Android powered smartphone that’s waterproof to a certain extent. Interestingly enough, it’s made its way over to the FCC, where we’re given some interesting insights about its potential carrier availability.

Looking over the FCC filing, the Kyocera Hydro is attached with the familiar C5170 model number, but it seems that tests show that it’s packing a CDMA 1900MHz radio, which alludes to the distinct possibility that it’ll be coming to Sprint’s lineup. Of course, it shouldn’t be that much of a surprise considering that they offer plenty of Kyocera-made devices.

Also, the FCC filing confirms that it’ll be packing 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. However, the main attraction about the handset is the fact that it’s waterproof up to a depth of three feet for up to 30 minutes. As for the rest, its specs sheet make it a fitting entry-level model with its 3.5” HVGA display, 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, and 512MB of RAM,

So far, there isn’t any information known about its pricing, release date, or carrier availability, but then again, it’s looking like Sprint will more than likely be getting this one – time will tell obviously.

source: FCC via Electronista

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Next iPhone concept render hints what Apple could do with that extra screen space in a new design

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