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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.

Samsung SGH-A687 approved November 20th	ZTE GN280 approved November 19th	Nokia 2690 approved November 18th
Samsung S5550 approved November 17th	Palm (P100UNA) approved November 16th	Samsung SGH-T155g approved November 13th
Samsung M5650 approved November 13th	Huawei M228 approved November 11th	Samsung B5722 approved November 10th
Nokia (RM-593) approved November 9th	Motorola (P56KD1) approved November 9th	Dell Mini 3iX approved November 6th
Samsung C3510 approved November 5th	Research In Motion BlackBerry Curve 8530 approved November 5th	LG GD350 approved November 5th
LG LW-430 / UN-430 approved November 4th	LG 900g approved November 4th	Pantech P7040 approved November 3rd
Saygus VPhone approved November 3rd	Nokia X3 approved November 3rd	Huawei G6600 approved November 2nd
LG GW825 approved October 30th	Huawei U8220 approved October 30th	LG MT-310 approved October 29th
Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 approved October 29th	LG LN-510 / VM-510 / MT-510 approved October 29th	Samsung B5310 approved October 26th
Palm Pixi approved October 26th	LG GB280 approved October 26th	HTC (SAPP310) approved October 23rd

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.