Apple’s iPhone is now approved for sale in the United States, according to recent FCC documents.
Apple requested that the Federal Communications Commission not release photos of the iPhone or the device’s user manual until 45 days after the certification was granted.
The FCC documents confirm Bluetooth, WiFi and EDGE features on the iPhone, though whether Apple has added additional features to the iPhone remains a mystery until the iPhone’s debut in late June.
Not all GSM phones are quad-band, but with the price tag attached to the iPhone, this is a major disappointment if it turns out to be true. We can live with a non-3G phone for now but at least give…
During a sit-down on Wednesday, Apple retail chief Ron Johnson and Director of Mac Product Marketing Tom Boger informed Bear Stearns analyst Andy Neff that the iPhone will be on sale in 2000 retail locations. Johnson also said that the…
ezGear will introduce three models in their ezSkin product line. The new cases are specially made for the iPhone. ezSkin cases are made of high quality silicone for a perfect fit and a special silky smooth coating to repel dirt…
This is a moment we all have been waiting for. This was probably a formality for Apple’s iPhone release, but it was also an imperative. The FCC finally made the official sign-off and said go-ahead to Apple. According to the…
For half an hour, the front page of Engadget said that the iPhone was postponed to October 2007. The post was also saying that Leopard has also been hit, again, by a delay and would be available in January 2008….
