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Anyone find an FCC listing for new iPhone yet?
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No, my understanding is Apple can ask for the FCC to keep the documents hidden for a little, so the can launch it first.
Yes, whenever they're going to put it on sale, the FCC report will have to show up by or on that day.
Anyone can search. Just go here:
FCC Authorization Search
Enter "BCG" in the first field, the Grantee Code. That's Apple.
For the Grant Date Range, put something like 06/01/2008 to 06/08/2008 (or whatever day it currently is).
Then click on Details for anything that shows up.
Anyone can search. Just go here:
FCC Authorization Search
Enter "BCG" in the first field, the Grantee Code. That's Apple.
For the Grant Date Range, put something like 06/01/2008 to 06/08/2008 (or whatever day it currently is).
Then click on Details for anything that shows up.
You think, that with less than 24 hours to go, they'd release the FCC ruling just before the keynote?
It's probably embargoed till tomorrow *afternoon* perhaps. Check for yourself what Apple and the FCC did last time.
You think, that with less than 24 hours to go, they'd release the FCC ruling just before the keynote?
It's probably embargoed till tomorrow *afternoon* perhaps. Check for yourself what Apple and the FCC did last time.
last time Apple announced the iPhone 6 months before launch.
Totally different scenario this time around.
no, they were told by apple to keep all the info confidential and nothing to be release until confirmation by apple.
Once the authorization is granted, the test results become public. Nothing can stop that sequence.
What Apple can do, however, is ask that the grant itself be delayed. Accomplishes the same thing, of course.