The AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 visits the FCC
Ok, we admit it. There is no way that an Android phone would be bringing a cheesecake to the FCC, it would more likely be Key Lime Pie. We wouldn't be surprised to see the Samsung GALAXY Note III come to the FCC with that variety of pie, but we're actually jumping ahead. Right now, the FCC was paid a visit by the SGH-I337 and we're thinking that this is the AT&T version of the
Samsung Galaxy S4.
What gives us the idea that this is the variant of the upcoming Android flagship for the nation's second largest carrier is the inclusion of
LTE Band 17 on the device. In the states, this is used exclusively by AT&T. Also, the dimensions of the phone add up perfectly. And lastly, the UserAgent profile listed this model number as having a 1080p screen.
While a visit to the FCC doesn't mean that a U.S.launch is imminent, it is one task that can be crossed off on a carrier's "To-Do list" before a device is indeed released in the U.S. AT&T has already announced that
it will start accepting pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S4 on
April 16th for $249.99.
source:
FCC via
Engadget
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