E90 will support U.S. 3G!!!

Well since the Qualcomm vs. Nokia case has been pushed back until summer, I seriously doubt Nokia would throw in 850/1900 HSDPA in their chipset before this case is settled......either in court, or out of court.
 
check this link:

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http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=274210&fcc_id='PYARA-6'

I really hope this has tmo AWS spectrum HSDPA support, I have no intention of switching my GSM line to cingular.
 
They're going to have to run tests at 2100mhz as well because that's the upload (IIRC) frequency for T-Mobile 3g. So would this make it the first dual mode quadband phone?

Of course, I take this with quite a few grains of salt. Until it's actually out and operating at those frequencies, I won't believe it. Still, it'd be nice to see the Guru and Olly proven wrong about how there won't be unbranded 3g phones for North American consumption
 
Just got back into town, I know ricky is on a camping trip, I'm gonna try and get in touch with thim but I think it was one of those no phone trips.
 
i don't care who carries it...it's the perfect unlocked phone for future compatability. I'd prefer an unlocked/unbranded version.

I think i wet myself when i saw this on Engadgetmobile. wouldn't this be the first time the US is among the 1st to get some high-end 3g love from any phone manufacturer, except HTC
 
Well that's good news for us Cingy users

If it is in fact released with dual mode hsdpa in those bands then fuggedaboutit, the N95 is a dinosaur and this is the new toy. At least for me ...
 
Someone said on the comments of that EngadgetMobile post that they couldn't find any reference to 1700 or 1900 on those FCC documents.

Can you see them?
 
I agree...I would prefer an unlocked/unbranded phone but that doesnt change the fact that I dont think we're ever going to see a quadband 3g phone anytime soon....at least from Nokia! Regardless of the bands i'm buying this phone so US 3g is just gravy imo.
 
THIS IS THE LINK TO THE FCC certification for the Nokia E90, that piece of paper being mentioned is not in that list, it might just be the confidential one, but the test report clearly says 2100 WCDMA...

nothing is confrimed yet, so you better hold on untill we get a more definite confirmation, but it is highly possible that this will be for the NA E90, that somebody hinted about...


edit this is interesting though, DL the pdf below and see page 7

https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=746292&native_or_pdf=pdf
 
lol...are you kidding? He's as much a junkie as any of us. He already said he's been following some of the threads on the boards.
 
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