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FCC chairman implores Congress to speed up spectrum auctions, does it with a Galaxy Tab 8.9

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FCC Chairman Julius Genach

Samsung SCH-R930 clears FCC with LTE bands, appears destined for US Cellular

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Just yesterday, US Cellular let it be known on Twitter that its first LTE smartphone would arrive in April.

Nokia Lumia 800 infiltrates Washington, succombs to FCC teardown

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It's a rite of passage for any stateside-bound communications device, and now Nokia's darling Windows Phone handset has arrived at FCC HQ to lay disrobed alongside the agency's imposing L-square ruler.

Judge to reconsider DoJ's AT&T antitrust suit

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Late last month AT&T withdrew its application with the FCC to acquire T-Mobile, in an attempt, it said, to focus on winning approval from the Department of Justice, first.

Is TabCo releasing the JooJoo 2?

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All right, TabCo. We admit it. You've grabbed our attention with all of this swirling tablet mystery over the past few months.

Droid Bionic hits FCC, brings manual

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When it rains, it pours, and the latest in the
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    • MSI tablet moseys on through the FCC, exposes its inner secrets

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    MSI Tablet at the FCC

    What we have here, is a decidedly low-end Android tablet from the folks at MSI (possibly a member of the Enjoy family) flying through the FCC as fas

    Nokia N9 arrives at FCC, opened up to see where all the MeeGo comes from

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    Nokia N9 arrives at FCC, opened up to see where all the MeeGo comes from

    That most heavenly hunk of MeeGo, the Nokia N9, has passed through our government's most h

    Lenovo U1 tablet arrives at FCC, finally

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    Well, hello there little guy. Did you get lost on your way to production? Many, many moons since we got our first hands-on with the thing it looks like the Lenovo U1 has found the way to retail reality, making a stop by at the FCC to ensure that it can, some day, be released -- somewhere.

    Another Galaxy S II passes through the FCC, possibly rockin' a Tegra 2

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    Samsung GT-I9103

    What we have here appears to be some variation of the Samsung Galaxy S II, with support for 850MHz and 1900MHz GSM frequencies, making its way through the FCC.

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