Two Sony Ericsson phones have been spotted passing the so called FCC hurdle - the R300 Radio and C902 Cyber-shot. The first one is designed for developing countries to allow users to take radio (both AM and FM) with them, where ever they are. The other, more interesting device is the latest and baddest Cyber-shot [...]

It took AT&T and Sony Ericsson two months from the announcement to actually release the Z750a clamshell. And while I guess it's more a matter of timing than problems with a supply chain, I still expected this to happen earlier. Anyway, the first Sony Ericsson U.S. ready HSDPA phone could now be yours for as little [...]

The Sony Ericsson G700 was introduced alongside the much-better G900 model at this year's Mobile World Congress (3GSM) in Barcelona, Spain. We never thought it will cross the Pond and somehow we still doubt that's the case, even though it just passed the FCC hurdle. Sony Ericsson is known to push virtually all of its [...]

Behold, the first HSDPA-enabled Sony Ericsson phone for the U.S. market is here. It's the Z750a which we previously saw leaked with AT&T logo and on the FCC pages. You already know everything about it — it's a stylish phone with a "reflective mirror clamshell casing" and hidden organic light-emitting diode (OLED) reflective display screen [...]

Sony Ericsson Z555 has been spotted passing the FCC hurdle. The stylish device is now legally ready to be sold on U.S. soil. But that doesn't mean you'll be able to get it through one of the carriers — or at least we're not sure that will be the case. On it's website, the Swedish-Japanese [...]

The Sony Ericsson K530c has been spotted at the FCC’s website and now we’re wondering whether we’ll actually see it hitting the stores across the U.S. The “c” suffix suggests it’s made for the Chinese market, but then again why would the Swedish-Japanese handset maker bother filling the FCC papers if they ain’t gonna sell it in the States. Guess we’ll never know that, but I’ll only remind you they’ve already did this for several other phones that never reached any U.S. carrier. Still, SE may want to include the “right frequency” 3G radio in this affordable baby and start selling it on AT&T where it already has several devices. We’ll see where this goes… [Via: JampBLOG ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Sony Ericsson K818c gets FCC approvalSony Ericsson Z250a/i approved by the FCC; Heading to AT&T?Sony Ericsson K205a revealed; Heading to AT&T?Sony Ericsson SO905i spotted at the FCC siteFCC approves Sony Ericsson T658c