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Palm 'Pixe' (probably Pixi) populates FCC pages
engadget.com - 10/27/2009
Palm 'Pixe' (probably Pixi) populates FCC pages
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Thought you could fool us by renaming it "Pixe" in the file, eh Palm? We're onto you... not that it matters given you've already announced a release date . At any rate, the Palm Pixi has popped up in the FCC database, being tested for CDMA/1xEVDO Rel 0 and EVDO Rev. A along with Bluetooth... ...
online.wsj.com - 10/28/2009
FCC May Take Back TV Airwaves
— online.wsj.com — AMY SCHATZ WASHINGTON—Federal regulators are considering taking back some airwaves from television broadcasters and auctioning them off... to wireless companies to increase the availability of wireless broadband services. Federal Communications ... (more) FCC May Take Back TV Airwaves

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Get the scoop on Palm Pixi -- and maybe get one free!
blog.palm.com - 10/21/2009
Get the scoop on Palm Pixi -- and maybe get one free!
— blog.palm.com — Is there anything better than the upcoming Palm Pixi? You bet: a free Palm Pixi! Sign up... to be notified when Palm Pixi is available (“in time for the holidays”), and you’ll receive an email with all the vital details... (more) Get the scoop on Palm Pixi -- and maybe get one free!
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FCC Chief: "We Face a Spectrum Gap" Due to iPhone
modmyi.com - 10/26/2009
FCC Chief: "We Face a Spectrum Gap" Due to iPhone
— modmyi.com — image via Wikipedia According to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission chairman, the rapid growth in bandwidth usage... by mobile devices like the iPhone threatens to overload the available electromagnetic communications frequencies - or "spectrum," as the FCC refers to it - allocated ... (more) FCC Chief: "We Face a Spectrum Gap" Due to iPhone

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