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Below are phones that have recently been approved by the FCC.

The FCC is a branch of the U.S. government that must approve all radio-transmitting devices before they can legally be sold for use in the United States. Therefore, the phones listed below have recently cleared an important milestone toward potentially being released in the U.S., although the time between FCC approval and market release varies greatly for each phone.

Dell Mini 5 approved February 5th GSM, HSPA 850/1900, WiFi	HTC (PB81120) approved February 4th GSM plus WCDMA 1700	Haier M320 approved February 3rd
Samsung S8500 approved February 2nd Quad-band GSM, 3.1-in touch screen	LG GS155a approved February 1st GSM	HTC (PB99110) approved January 29th GSM, WCDMA 850/1900, WiFi
Alcatel 808a approved January 29th GSM, QWERTY, clamshell	Toshiba T2 approved January 29th GSM, WiFi	LG GD880 / GC970 approved January 29th GSM, WiFi
Sharp (STX-2) approved January 27th GSM, WCDMA 850/1900	Samsung SCH-U320 approved January 26th CDMA 850/1900	Sonim XP3.20 Quest approved January 22nd
Samsung i6230 approved January 21st GSM, touch screen	Motorola WX404 approved January 20th Tri-band CDMA with EVDO	Samsung C3518 approved January 20th GSM
Samsung S5350 approved January 19th GSM, WCDMA 850/1900	Doro PhoneEasy 338gsm approved January 19th GSM	Samsung M3710 approved January 19th GSM, WiFi
Motorola i296 approved January 18th iDEN	LG VS750 approved January 18th CDMA 850/1900, WiFi	Research In Motion BlackBerry Curve 8910 approved January 18th Quad-band GSM
ConnectEasy CS9133 approved January 18th	LG GW370 approved January 15th	Palm Pre Plus (CDMA) approved January 15th
Doro PhoneEasy 341gsm approved January 15th	Samsung S5620 approved January 12th GSM, WiFi	Huawei G7600 approved January 12th
LG GS500 approved January 11th	Nokia 2710 Navigation Edition approved January 8th	ZTE C76 approved January 8th

Some model names on this page may be internal code names only, not final marketing names.

Not all phones approved by the FCC are listed on this page. For example, many phones intended only for other countries are approved by the FCC so they can legally be used to roam on US networks. We often do not list such phones here.

There are also cases where we may list phones here when we cannot determine if the phone is US-bound or not. Therefore not all phones listed here are definitely intended for the US.