Posted at 4:59 pm EDT, April 24th, 2008 by TNews.
It looks like it has the bands for T-mobile 3G, as well as capabilities to support T-mobile’s Hotspot@Home. T-mobile’s first 3G UMA phone anyone?! We can’t guarantee that it’s on its way to T-mobile’s lineup, but we sure hope it is. We’re digging for more right now and we’ll update you with anything we find, stay tuned!
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Any chance you could add the FCC link so we can peruse the documents ourselves?
Yes sir, here ya go!
https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearchResult.cfm?RequestTimeout=30
Some time ago I read that the Nokia E51 may be picked up by T-Mobile US to support AWS bands and Hotspot@Home…. If that’s the case that would be my next phone (^_^) !!!
Here’s the link -> http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/p_forum.php?p=1357
the link doesn’t work
got error
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/new.php?m=f
Click RM-407
it will the nokia 6301 that was sold in the uk
sigh…..
the documentation won’t be available till July
just wonder whether it has HSDPA or not
Thanks for posting the link!
The specs listed on the FCC arel for a quad-band GSM and WDMA on the AWS Bands… so I don’t think it will be the Nokia 6301 because that phone doesn’t support WCDMA at all and it’s only tri-band GSM….
don’t hold your breath…..
I finally can open FCC documentation
this phone uses BP-4L, currently it’s used by E61i and E90
then I can tell it’s 50% possible Eseries phone
Wow…. being a 1500mA battery it’ got to be the rumored Nokia E71 !!
“availability in Q2, qwerty keyboard, wifi, HSDPA, GPS, 57×112x10mm 120g, 3mpx camera…”
I’m really excited about all the new Nokias coming to T-Mobile. I’m a big Nokia fan, but I don’t want to buy a new phone without 3G capability. I also need a full QWERTY now, so that would be nice too.