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FCC Fridays: August 26, 2011

We here at Engadget Mobile are inclined to spend numerous way an excessive amount of time poring over the most recent FCC filings, be it on the web or directly at the ol’ Federal Communications Commission’s site. Since we couldn’t possibly (like to) cover all of the stuff that goes down there, we’ve gathered up all of the raw info you might want (but probably do not want). Enjoy!

Update: It sounds as if the FCC is doing a little work on its website, this means that a number of the links may take place as an error for the following few days.

Phones

Read – Huawei G3512
Read – Huawei U8652
Read – Huawei U5200
Read – RIM REM71UW
Read – Samsung GT-S7250 Wave
Read – Samsung GT-I8150 Galaxy W
Read – Samsung GT-I9100P
Read – Samsung GT-C3330
Read – Samsung SGH-T989 Hercules
0 Read 0 – Samsung E110S
1 Read 1 – Vertu RM-681V (Constellation T)
2 Read 2 – Fujitsu TSI11

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