FCC leak from Japan - Epic already got FCC ID

[cary328is]

Check this out:

Samsung Epic 4G SPH-D700?ŒFCC?€š?Ž?œBlog of Mobile!!?ž?œ€?–??‚??ƒ??‚??‚??ƒ…?*??ž

It's from a Japanese website, but the FCC ID for the Epic is:

FCCID A3LSPHD700

And here's another pic from the site:

Samsung Epic 4G SPH-D700?ŒFCC?€š?Žの?”??ƒ? | Blog of Mobile!!?ž?œ€?–??‚??ƒ??‚??‚??ƒ…?*??ž


Oh and here's the actual FCC site btw:

https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas...me=N&application_id=566932&fcc_id='A3LSPHD700'

Any day now!!

 

[jsimon9633]

Oh man I hope so cause all these other fancy phones are temptig and I'm trying to hold out for this one

 

[vteclipsegs]

*prays for a surprise "It's on sale this Sunday" announcement*

 

[Mattism78]

Oh man I hope so cause all these other fancy phones are temptig and I'm trying to hold out for this one

I hear you there. I broke down and went and bought a Droid X last night. I found a local walmart that had one in stock. Kept it for a day and returned it. I want a keyboard plus I wasn't really happy with the service.

 

[caliskimmer]

Yep, that's it! Change the thread title to "Epic 4g Passes FCC!" and put confirmed! This is really exciting!

 

[fkabibil]

on the FCC page under list exhibits report it only shows a 1000ma battery though. Not sure if that is supposed to be spot on with what is supposed to be in the phone.

 

[Mattism78]

on the FCC page under list exhibits report it only shows a 1000ma battery though. Not sure if that is supposed to be spot on with what is supposed to be in the phone.

I noticed that as well. I was under the impression that we were likely to get at least a 1500ma battery.

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

Sweet, just checked my schedule, I work at 4 this sunday. If it comes out, I'm waking up early and heading over to a Sprint store to get it.

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

I noticed that as well. I was under the impression that we were likely to get at least a 1500ma battery.

we are, 1500, just like the other phones. 1000 is smaller than the pre in a device twice as powerful... wouldn't bode well for even thinking about getting a days worth of use out of it.

 

[caliskimmer]

well, if we get 6.5 hours with a 1000mAh, imagine a slim 1500mAh battery's life lol jk. I don't know what's up with that, but there is NO way it is anything else, unless if Samsung is pulling off a Galaxy S mini, which definitely won't happen.

 

[Mattism78]

Check this out:

Samsung Epic 4G SPH-D700がFCC通過｜Blog of Mobile!!～最新ケータイ情?*?～

It's from a Japanese website, but the FCC ID for the Epic is:

FCCID A3LSPHD700

And here's another pic from the site:

Samsung Epic 4G SPH-D700がFCC通過の画像 | Blog of Mobile!!～最新ケータイ情?*?～


Oh and here's the actual FCC site btw:

https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas...me=N&application_id=566932&fcc_id='A3LSPHD700'

Any day now!!

Congratulations, seems that all the other major sources are now reporting the same information as you. Except YOU broke it first. Thank you! I love forums!

 

[caliskimmer]

on the FCC page under list exhibits report it only shows a 1000ma battery though. Not sure if that is supposed to be spot on with what is supposed to be in the phone.

Could this just be an example battery?

 

[AdamBv1]

I actually looked up a couple other FCC from T-Mobile and AT&T and they show 800mA and 1000mA respectively so it seems what the label shows there has nothing to do with the end product.