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It doesn’t come right out and say it, but we have a strong suspicion that the HTC PJ40110 – approved by the FCC today – refers to T-Mobile’s version of the HTC One S. This model offers an AWS 3G radio, in addition to AT&T-friendly 850 /1900 3G bands, and its ID is just a slight nudge from the PJ40100 (global One S). The timing of this seal of approval lines up with T-Mo’s spring launch aspirations, and this is one particular device (pun unintended but welcome) we can’t wait to see in stores.
Note: There’s also a lot of speculation that the PJ58100 is the One S for T-Mobile, and was approved by the FCC two weeks ago. Both models appear to share the same specs and radio sets. We’ll continue to investigate.
T-Mobile HTC One S shows up in FCC with AWS bands? originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 12 Mar 2012 13:16:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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