Samsung SGH-i187 visits the FCC, could be a Windows Phone aimed at AT&T

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Samsung SGH-i187 visits the FCC, could be a Windows Phone aimed at AT&T
A handset with the model number SGH-i187, wearing the Samsung brand, recently visited the FCC. The SGH-i187 combo last showed up in a benchmark test for Windows Phone which pretty much tells us which platform will be found inside the device. The benchmark test revealed that the unannounced device would be powered by a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 CPU paired with the Adreno 305 GPU. GDR3 is not on board.
 
The FCC documentation shows that the device was carrying AT&T's frequencies for GSM, HSPA and LTE connectivity. The carrier has been stocking its shelves with some Nokia Lumia models, including the Nokia Lumia 925 which launched today at AT&T for $99.99 with a signed two year pact. But we digress. This is a Samsung produced model and we will have to wait to see what goodies the Korean OEM is bringing to the party with this unit.


source: FCC via  Engadget

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