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FCC Approves Motorola QA4, Palm Treo Pro on Sprint and More
Tanya Palta
Published on March 16, 2009
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The Powers of Be at the FCC have given the green signal to the Motorola QA4. The touch sensitive phone also features a slide out keyboard and supports 850/1700/1900 MHz CDMA radios. The frequencies indicate that the phone is compatible with networks like Sprint, Verizon, and MetroPCS.
[Via Phone Scoop ]
Digg's Kevin Rose is reporting that the much-anticipated iPhone 3.0 update will include features like copy and paste support and will have features similar to Palm Pre. However unfortunately one still won’t get support for background apps.
[Via Engadget Mobile ]
Due to a buggy interface and speaker faults, European customers are returning the Sony Ericsson C905 handset. Sony Ericsson’s UK and Ireland managing director, Nathan Vautier, said: ‘We understand the specific quality issues were on early [batches of] C905 handsets in 2008, and we rapidly implemented steps to resolve the particular elements that caused concern, such as the speaker phone problems.’
[Via Mobile Today ]
The Palm Treo Pro is now finally available on the Sprint Nextel network. The Windows Mobile 6.1 PDA is retailing for $199.99 after rebate and a 2-year agreement.
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