The approval means that Apple has the green light to use the device for calls
within the wireless spectrum, and can start selling it whenever it is ready. The
company said that it still plans to
release the iPhone
in late June.
The FCC requires that all devices using the wireless spectrum are tested and
approved before being released. Regulations limit the amount of power output and
spectrum use in wireless devices.
The agency has made the test results publicly available, although sensitive
information such as internal photographs and the user manual were not posted at
Apple's request.
Development of the much-heralded iPhone has been a bumpy road for Apple. The
company faced a
naming
dispute with
Cisco in
February, and development problems led Apple to
divert
resources causing the delay of Mac OS 10.5.
Most recently, rumours about a
possible
iPhone delay sent the company's stock tumbling.
Leading Mobile Network vendore is currently seeking a Process consultant for a positions based either in the Middle east or Africa. We are looking for around 10 years experience with at least 5 years business ... more >
Tier 1 Network solutions provider is currently seeking an experienced Telecommunications sales manager to work in their Abu Dhabi office. There is a brilliant benefits package as well as an attractive salary available for the ... more >
Leading network solutions provider in Egypt is currently seeking and experienced Egyptian Network Operation /Supervision Engineer. There are competitive packages and attractive benefits package on offer for the right candidate. You will be responsible to ... more >
A leading network Solutions vendor is currently seeking an Egyptian national to act as a Service Assurance manager out of their Egyptian office. Ideally we are looking for someone with Vendor based experience however other ... more >More job opportunities
Print
Discuss
Send to friend
RSS feeds
Just one per cent likely to pay $500 for Apple phone 26 Feb 2007
del.icio.us
Digg this
reddit!
