Apple iPhone Gets FCC nod

By: Staff | May 17th, 2007 at 03:09PM

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Filed Under: Apple, AT&T, EDGE, GSM, News

Well it’s about time that the FCC gave the Apple iPhone it’s approval. Due to Apple’s secretive nature, the FCC documents don’t show anything but the FCC ID BCGA1203. The user manual, photos, etc have all been kept private after putting in a confidentiality request with the FCC. The iPhone is on target for it’s June launch, unlike a retracted rumor that cycled the cyberspace yesterday. Apple’s stock sure did take a hit from that, but maybe these new FCC documents will put some faith back in AAPL investors.

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