The Samsung Galaxy A05s got FCC certified last week, and now the Galaxy A05 has also bagged FCC certification. The US certifying authority's website lists the smartphone with model codes SM-A055F and SM-A055F/DS. It doesn't detail the Samsung Galaxy A05's specs sheet, but it did reveal the phone's battery size. The Samsung Galaxy A05 is listed on FCC with a battery having model designation WT-S-N28 and 5,000 mAh capacity. That's the same size as its predecessor, Galaxy A04, unveiled last August. Samsung Galaxy A05 on FCC We are yet to hear anything about the Galaxy A05 from...
With the Samsung Galaxy A04 and A04s released in October and September last year, it's almost time for the Galaxy A05 and A05s to come around. That's why the duo has been visiting various certification agencies across the globe and the A05s was recently certified by FCC. Screenshots from the FCC listing The listing doesn't reveal much, but it does show the Galaxy A05s back and its charging capabilities. It looks like the A05s will arrive with a 4,000 mAh battery and support for 25W charging. This is an interesting development given because the Galaxy A04s has a bigger 5,000 mAh...
Samsung's AirTag competitor came out in 2021, and it's high time for a replacement. We've already heard that a new Samsung Galaxy SmartTag is coming later this year, and earlier this month it received its Bluetooth certification. Now it's moved even further along in the certification game, having passes through the FCC, which gave its go-ahead for the launch, that might take place in the next few weeks. Thankfully, the FCC certification came with an image showing the tag. Here it is for your viewing pleasure. As you can see, it's still branded Galaxy SmartTag, but the official name...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is going to be Samsung's top-tier tablet for 2023 and as per rumors, it will rival Apple's iPad Pro in terms of features and maybe even pricing. A new FCC SAR certification appeared online, suggesting that the device is almost ready to be released. Unfortunately, as it's usually the case with FCC certifications, there's not much we can get from it. Luckily, some reports in the past couple of months help paint a fuller picture. Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra just got FCC certified pic.twitter.com/5rWxcCXQf5— SnoopyTech (@_snoopytech_) June 9, 2023 It is...
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Ultra is going to be Samsung's top-tier tablet for 2023 and as per rumors, it will rival Apple's iPad Pro in terms of features and maybe even pricing. A new FCC SAR certification appeared online, suggesting that the device is almost ready to be released. Unfortunately, as it's usually the case with FCC certifications, there's not much we can get from it. Luckily, some reports in the past couple of months help paint a fuller picture. Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra just got FCC certified pic.twitter.com/5rWxcCXQf5— SnoopyTech (@_snoopytech_) June 9, 2023 It is said...
Realme's upcoming 11 series phones have been doing the certification dance for a while now, and today is no different. The Realme 11 Pro has been certified for sale in India by BIS. We know it's the 11 Pro thanks to a previous Bluetooth SIG certification which tied the name to the model number, which is RMX3771. Along with this one, BIS also certified the RMX3761, which is most likely the vanilla Realme 11, although there's no exact confirmation on that yet. Both of these models have previously undergone certifications with 3C and TENAA. Realme 10 Pro Across the oceans in the US,...
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series will all support a new S Pen, which has just passed through the FCC to get certified. The S Pen, model name EJ-PX710, supports Bluetooth Low Energy, has a built-in 2.40V capacitor for quick recharging, and will likely be attached to the tablet through a magnetic strip on the back, just like on the Galaxy Tab S8 series. Also just like the Galaxy Tab S8 series, the Galaxy Tab S9 series will feature three members - the Galaxy Tab S9, likely the smallest, the Tab S9+, a bigger middle option, and the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. The Ultra will have a...
A yet to be released Redmi-series phone from Xiaomi appeared on the FCC database. The Redmi 2303CRA44A from the listing is believed to be the upcoming Redmi Note 12S and we can see it will have an identical design to last year’s Redmi Note 11S with a punch hole display and a four camera array on its back. Redmi Note 12S (2303CRA44A) on FCC The images also reveal it will pack a headphone jack and IR blaster. In addition, the charging specs show a new 67W charger bearing the MDY-14-EU model number compared to the 33W one bundled with the Redmi Note 11S. Redmi Note 12S...
The OnePlus lineup of earbuds is expected to get several new additions this year and one of them will be a direct successor to the original Nord Buds which debuted back in April of last year. The alleged OnePlus Nord Buds 2 (model number E508A) were spotted on the FCC database alongside their key specs. OnePlus Nord Buds 2 case and earbuds diagram OnePlus Nord Buds 2 will offer an in-ear design with Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity and each earbud will pack a 41mAh battery. The charging case measures 22.27 x 9.29 x 0.11 mm and will offer a 480mAh battery with USB-C charging just like...
Samsung's Galaxy A54 is just around the corner and the phone was just certified by the FCC. The listing, published by the US regulator, revealed that an SM-A546E will have a battery with a minimal capacity of 4,905 mAh and support 25W fast charging. Samsung Galaxy A54 renders The Samsung Galaxy A54 is likely to have at least 5,000 mAh capacity, although previous rumors suggested a slight increase to 5,100 mAh. The FCC filing revealed it could be charged with a Samsung EP-TA800 adapter, which is a 25W Power Delivery USB-C charger, but we doubt it will ship in the retail...