The Sony Xperia T is clearly Sony’s Android flagship right now boasting impressive arc-like concave design and a spacious 4.55-inch HD display, and good news is that all of this goodness is one step closer to arriving on U.S. shores on AT&T.
Two weeks ago, pictures of the Xperia T with AT&T’s logo accidentally surfaced on the website of an online retailer, and now the handset has passed FCC certification carrying AT&T’s 4G LTE band support. Concealed under its Xperia Mint Amy LT30at moniker, the device is clearly the Xperia T as internationally it’s model name is Mint Rita LT30p.
Still, we have no idea when exactly is the Xperia T arriving on AT&T, and until we hear an official confirmation from the carrier, it’s not a done deal. If you want to tickle your investigative mind, hit the listing at the Federal Communications Commission for all the tiny details.
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