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Boeing Black is a new secure Android handset, for Government Agencies



The fixed-wing aircraft multinational manufacturer from the United States, Boeing, now not only builds airplanes you travel over the air, but also a new phone you talk over the air, literally, for the Stateside's Agents on duty. Yes, the new phone comes to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification mark, where it is said the devices, "will be sold primarily to government agencies and companies engaged in contractual activities with those agencies that are related to defense and homeland security."

 The new high-profile phone is named Boeing Black, initially the new smartphone is to have a 4.3-inches screen, powering the mobile security with a 1,590mAh battery and spots dual-SIM card calling facilities on board. The whole unit is reportedly weighed at 170 grams on mass. On the software side, the phone will arrive and run a modified version Google's Android operating system platform, featuring a software security policy configurability and physical modularity, allowing users of the phone to have "maximum mission productivity and security." Other reports also suggest, on opening the Boeing Black handset's casing will automatically delete all the users data on the phone's memory, making it totally unusable after that. Other attributes of the phone includes Disk Encryption, Hardware Root of Trust, Hardware Crypto Engine, Embedded Secure Content, Trusted Platforms Modules, Secure Boot and Hardware Modularity.

 Source: BOEING, The Next Web

Two new Samsung Galaxy tablets shows up in FCC filing



It seems like the big South Korean manufacturer Samsung has not only got the leaked and talked about Galaxy S5 for their upcoming 'Unpacked 5' event at Mobile World Congress trade show, in Barcelona, Spain, later this month.

 Today from a leaked Federal Communications Commission filing, we see the company's two new unannounced slates passing through their certifications. As we read on the reported source words, one of the new model (pictured above) is named as SM-T530, holding a full ten-inches screen and a back camera lacking any indications of a LED flash light, where this very model of the tablet don't look attributing a SIM card slot on board or mobile network data. Another model that has made it's appearance in the FCC listing is a smaller eight-inches slate, dubbed as SM-T330, again with no cellular based connectivity. And before we wrap up, this two yet to be unveiled tablets from the Samsung's pipeline may be their entry to the fourth generation Galaxy Tab series.



Source: FCC 1, 2, Engadget

Verizon Samsung Huron Windows Phone passes through FCC filing



Samsung is really in preparations of a Windows Phone handset, codenamed Huron for the Stateside carrier Verizon Wireless, as this smartphone has been in the news section for a while now.

 Today, we receive reports of this very likely Windows Phone passing through the Federal Communications Commission certification filing, where the phone is to feature bands from LTE and CDMA networks for Verizon on board alongside GSM and HSPA connectivity radios for worldwide roaming services. The phone appears to be model named as SM-W750V, which of course has to do some thing with the 'Big Red' United States network provider. We also read the chances to see a rumored five-inches display panel, if everything goes official at this month's Mobile World Congress event.

 Source: FCC, Engadget

Sony reportedly in works of their next generation smartwatch



This past June we witnessed Sony announcing SmartWatch 2 along with their Xperia Z Ultra phablet, which was not a commercial triumph, as the company expected. Where, today comes in reports from Federal Communications Commission (FCC), this time around, leaking a couple of specs for Japanese people's upcoming new wearable technology, that recently passed through their filing.

 And as said in the docs, Sony Corporation was in works of their next generation smartwatch, that will sport Bluetooth and Near Field Communication (NFC) accordingly. The FCC certification filing also dubbed the new unit's name as SWR10. But unfortunately, we still have no words on it's launch dates or availability, just yet. But we guess the dates of the new year's expo's, like CES or MWC as certainty.

 Source: MrThaiBox123

Reportedly Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 passes through FCC



FCC approves yet another South Korean Samsung manufactured tablet, and as a brush up from the previous leaks and rumors, this can be the upcoming Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4.

 According to the FCC certification, the new Samsung tablet is dubbed as SM-T320, and the only info coming in from the docs is, it is a Bluetooth and WiFi enabled device. Nothing much else is detailed on the FCC filing, than a diagram with it's dimensions and  a camera on the back along with an LED flash light. But the real deal notches off from India's cargo import database, Zauba, where it is clear to hold an 8.4-inches screen panel.

 We hope to see the new Samsung slate in the early 2014, and we will remind the dates of upcoming events like Consumer Electronics Show and Mobile World Congress.

 Source: FCC, Zauba, phoneArena.com

Hopefully, the rumored Nexus 5 shows up in a FCC filing, named LG D820



A couple of days ago, we have seen Google unintentionally and accidentally leaking a smartphone in their Android 4.4 KitKat video, which is rumored to be the next Nexus 5.

 Today a device passes through the FCC filing, named the LG D820, as we have already seen the previously leaked screenshot of a Google employee holing a Nexus 7 like device in his hands, but appears to be smaller than a seven-inch tablet like the 2013 Edition of the Nexus 7. As we see in the above images, it is believed to be the name of the upcoming Google Flagship, Nexus 5. 

 When we take a look at the above image and the back cover with it's internals, it looks quite familiar to the 'Nexus' we saw in the video. And now, according to the FCC's documents, this smartphone will pack Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, wireless charging, GSM, CDMA, WCDMA, LTE, WiFi, NFC and Bluetooth of version 4.0. The documents also mentions, a 131.9 mm in height and 68.2 mm in width of diagonal display, roughly measured in about five-inches (4.96-inch to be exact), and the software version to be 'aosp_hammerhead-userdebugKyeLimePieFACTORYeng.sangjoon84' which could be sort of Android 4.4 KitKat, seen lately.

 Take a look at the official FCC document copy,


Source: FCC, Engadget
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