The FCC has released the test documents for the iPhone 3G today, on the day of the iPhone 3G announcement. The iPhone 3G will ship in approximately 4 weeks.
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iPhone 3G Appears in FCC Database
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The FCC has released the test documents for the iPhone 3G today, on the day of the iPhone 3G announcement. The iPhone 3G will ship in approximately 4 weeks.
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twoodcc
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PoitNarf
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A week is 7 days. July 11th is 32 days from today. 32 days is 4 weeks and 4 days. So if you want to nitpick, it's closer to 5 weeks...
Rocketman
macrumors 603
It is critically important to know where the imprints are located physically on the back of the plastic casing.
Government hardly at work.
Rocketman
Well you see, since the iPhone is made in China, the ink for the imprints is going to contain lead and thus affect the radios, hence why the FCC needs to know in such exacting detail.
-Brian
rockstarjoe
macrumors 6502a
I'm also curious about this. What happened to all these rumors of a new sensor on the front? All these case companies re-designed the fronts of their cases for SOMETHING, right?
I am still holding out hope for a front facing isight. I know it is pretty unbelievable at this point but I feel like Apple will have one last announcement right before July 11th to surprise people, just like they announced Youtube and the glass screen a few days before the 1st Generation iphone.
What do you think?
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I would love "one last thing" to be the front facing camera and a higher MP camera. Perhaps MMS and Copy and Paste weren't that big to announce in the first place.
I would love "one last thing" to be the front facing camera and a higher MP camera. Perhaps MMS and Copy and Paste weren't that big to announce in the first place.