iPhone gets FCC approval

[iRye]

FCC Documents indicate that Apple has received FCC approval for the iPhone.

Apple submitted the documents to the FCC on March 8th. Approval was granted today, May 17.

Apple spokeswoman Natalie Kerris acknowledged the news: "The iPhone has passed its required FCC certification milestone and is on schedule to ship in late June as planned"

Macworld notes that Apple asked the FCC not to release documents including photos of the phone or the username for 45 days after certification.


[a macrumors story]

w00t...free iPhones on Steve, right? *gun loads*

 

[yogi]

Great. And what does this mean for me? Nothing.

 

[dtravis7]

It's Apple news. He just posted it and in the right area.

 

[iRye]

And it ends the confusion of will it come or not?

It will. If it couldn't get FCC clearance, it wouldn't come to the market.

 

[dtravis7]

And it ends the confusion of will it come or not?

It will. If it couldn't get FCC clearance, it wouldn't come to the market.

Exactly. That should shoot down the rumors that there will be no iPhone at the WWDC.

 

[iRye]

Also - take a look at the Apple iPhone site. There isn't any fine print saying about the FCC clearance.

 

[yogi]

I was just ranting that I wouldn't be seeing an iPhone until mid-2008. So excuse me for the "unfriendly" outburst .