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OnePlus Pad 3R has been spotted on the FCC certification site. It could be the company's first R-branded tablet and a ...
A new OnePlus pencil has appeared on the FCC certification, which reveals its connectivity and design. It could be meant for ...
As spotted by Xpertpick, the Galaxy Tab Active 5 Pro has been listed in the US FCC (Federal Communications Commission) ...
And it could be a rebranded Oppo Pad 4 Pro with flagship specs. A new OnePlus tablet has been certified by the FCC with the ...
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We have not one but two credible Galaxy Buds FE 2 or 'Buds Core' sources now: the Bureau of India Standards (BIS), as spotted ...
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PCMag UK on MSNSpaceX Asks FCC to Relax Rule Blocking Some Phones From Cellular StarlinkIf phones don't have a 'Part 25' certification, T-Mobile will be forced to block them from SpaceX's cellular Starlink, which ...
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Android Central on MSNA new OnePlus Pad appears at the FCC, and it could pack a punchA new OnePlus tablet reportedly dropped by the FCC for certification with the name "OnePlus Pad 3R." Its specifications are ...
BLiNQ Networks is the first to FCC certify a commercially available 5G + Wi-Fi 7 Small Cell Platform
which was granted FCC Certification this month. The initial production batch has sold out via pre-orders and new orders are currently being accepted for the second and third production batches of ...
According to the FCC certification, 'Galaxy Buds Core' could be their name Details in the FCC filing even suggest dual-band Wi-Fi (up to 5.8 GHz) We'd read reports of a fresh set of Galaxy earbuds ...
SpaceX and T-Mobile are lobbying to relax a rule that prevents older smartphones from accessing SpaceX's cellular Starlink service. Under the FCC’s supplemental coverage from space (SCS) rules ...
Samsung’s rugged Galaxy XCover 7 Pro, model numbers SM-G766U and SM-G766U1, has cleared FCC certification, signaling an imminent launch. The device will succeed the Galaxy XCover 7, offering ...
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