OnePlus Watch 2 passes through the FCC with huge battery

Ahead of its official unveiling next week, on February 26, today the OnePlus Watch 2 was spotted at the FCC. The necessary certification reveals the fact that the wearable will have a 500 mAh battery, which is pretty huge for a smartwatch. For context, note that the original OnePlus Watch had a 402 mAh cell, […]

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FCC tests Galaxy M55 with Ningde Amperex battery and 45W charger

Samsung is developing a new M-branded phone that will hopefully offer great specs for a lower price, as Galaxy M phones usually do. The Galaxy M55 has popped up online again, this time through an FCC application. The FCC documents confirm the SM-M556B model number and the phone’s dual-SIM capabilities. The application mentions a battery […]

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Apple Vision Pro Receives FCC Approval Ahead of Launch

Apple today received FCC approval for the upcoming Vision Pro headset, just days ahead of when pre-orders are set to go live for the device. FCC approval comes a little over two weeks before when the Vision Pro will be in the hands of consumers. It is not unusual for new Apple devices to lack […]

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OnePlus 12R passes through FCC ahead of January 23 announcement

The OnePlus 12R just bagged its FCC certification en route to a January 23 announcement alongside the OnePlus 12. The certification brings a few photos of the device along with a few tidbits like the CPH2611 model number, the Android 14-based OxygenOS V14.0, and the 5,500mAh battery. OnePlus 12R There’s no point in playing a […]

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Samsung Galaxy Tab Active5 surfaces on FCC, storage, S-Pen and charging revealed

Samsung is about to launch the Galaxy Tab Active5 rugged tablet in the following weeks and some useful information on FCC’s website surfaced, revealing storage options, charging details and S-Pen support. FCC certification According to the certification listing, the device comes in two variants – 5G-ready and Wi-Fi only. By default, the tablet will feature […]

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra S-Pen’s design revealed by FCC

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to go official in January 2024, and we’ve already seen its CAD renders which revealed its design. Thanks to the FCC, we now know what the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s S-Pen will look like. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra leaked render The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra’s S-Pen got certified by […]

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Galaxy S24 passes the FCC test, gets ready for launch in the US

Samsung seems almost ready for the announcement of its next flagship phones: Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra. A few days ago, the devices passed some mandatory certification processes in India and Vietnam, and now, the upcoming phones have passed a certification process in the US a month before their launch. The Galaxy […]

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Darker Apple Watch Ultra prototype uncovered in FCC filing

Apple appears to have originally designed the Watch Ultra with a darker ceramic back, as uncovered in an FCC filing containing an early prototype for the smartwatch. This design feature never made it to the final version of the Apple Watch Ultra 1 released last September, as we now know, with the company instead opting for […]

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Darker Apple Watch Ultra Prototype Shown in FCC Filing Images

Apple appears to have originally designed an Apple Watch Ultra with a dark ceramic back, according to documents filed with the United States Federal Communications Commission and spotted by @ParrotSWD on Twitter, formerly X (via 9to5Mac). When releasing a new device, tech hardware companies must share details with the FCC, which Apple did for the […]

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AR/VR : la FCC autorise l’utilisation du Wi-Fi 6E VLP

Comme prévu, la FCC vient tout juste d’autoriser les connexions VLP sur les portions U-NII-5 (5,925 à 6,425 GHz) et U-NII-7 (6,525 à 6,865 GHz) de la bande des 6 GHz. Autrement dit : le gendarme américain des télécommunications débloque enfin le Wi-Fi 6E à très basse consommation, qui se prête particulièrement aux communications à l’intérieur de l’habitacle d’une voiture […]

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FCC Says Apple Can Use Faster 6GHz Spectrum for Headsets, CarPlay, and More

The United States Federal Communications Commission today opened up 6GHz Wi-Fi spectrum to low power devices like AR/VR wearables (via The Verge). This means that AR/VR devices like Apple’s Vision Pro headset will be able to operate on the 6GHz band, though it is unclear if the initial version of the Vision Pro will be […]

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OnePlus Open passes through the FCC and Geekbench ahead of launch on Thursday

The OnePlus Open is finally getting official this Thursday, on October 19, following many months of leaks, rumors, speculation, and, more recently, teasers. The company’s first foldable has, ahead of its launch, passed through the FCC’s certification process, and a prototype also ran Geekbench. This means we now have some confirmed details about the device. […]

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Motorola Edge 40 Neo appears on FCC with a 5,000 mAh battery

Motorola is working on an Edge 40 Neo in three Pantone colors, according to a recent leak. Today, we learned the phone got certified by the FCC, and the US regulation revealed the battery capacity and charging speed of the midranger. The QM50 battery will have 5,000 mAh capacity, and support 68W fast charging, as […]

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Samsung’s Galaxy S23 FE has been at the FCC for months

Another day, another opportunity for the upcoming Galaxy S23 FE to show up online. As you may know, several variants visited Bluetooth last week, but as it turns out, the USA-bound Galaxy S23 FE also gained approval from the FCC on the same day. The Galaxy S23 FE variant carrying model number SM-S711U popped up […]

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Samsung Galaxy A05’s battery capacity revealed by FCC

The Samsung Galaxy A05s got FCC certified last week, and now the Galaxy A05 has also bagged FCC certification. The US certifying authority’s website lists the smartphone with model codes SM-A055F and SM-A055F/DS. It doesn’t detail the Samsung Galaxy A05’s specs sheet, but it did reveal the phone’s battery size. The Samsung Galaxy A05 is […]

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Samsung Galaxy A05s stops by FCC, design schematic and charging specs revealed

With the Samsung Galaxy A04 and A04s released in October and September last year, it’s almost time for the Galaxy A05 and A05s to come around. That’s why the duo has been visiting various certification agencies across the globe and the A05s was recently certified by FCC. Screenshots from the FCC listing The listing doesn’t […]

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Samsung’s new SmartTag passes through the FCC, here’s a glimpse of it

Samsung’s AirTag competitor came out in 2021, and it’s high time for a replacement. We’ve already heard that a new Samsung Galaxy SmartTag is coming later this year, and earlier this month it received its Bluetooth certification. Now it’s moved even further along in the certification game, having passes through the FCC, which gave its […]

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Apple’s Beats Studio Pro Headphones Listed in FCC Database Ahead of Launch

Apple’s upcoming Beats Studio Pro headphones today showed up in FCC filings, which means we are getting closer to a potential launch date. Apple has not yet acknowledged the Beats Studio Pro headphones, but they were spotted in the macOS Ventura 13.4 update back in May. The headphones feature an A2924 model number and an […]

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Galaxy Tab S9 launch looking likely next month as it clears FCC hurdle

Samsung confirmed that it will host its next Galaxy Unpacked event in South Korea next month. However, the company hasn’t yet confirmed which devices it will unveil during the event. It looks likely that the company will unveil its next-generation high-end tablets alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 5 and the Galaxy Z Fold 5. The […]

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra passed through FCC, signaling nearing launch

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is going to be Samsung’s top-tier tablet for 2023 and as per rumors, it will rival Apple’s iPad Pro in terms of features and maybe even pricing. A new FCC SAR certification appeared online, suggesting that the device is almost ready to be released. Unfortunately, as it’s usually the […]

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