The Latest Breaking News from FCC

Samsung's Galaxy A56 launch seems to be around the corner and GSM Arena spilled some beans about its supposed specs.

Better battery life, new Bluetooth codecs and those removable earpads are all possible.

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Nothing gets a nod in the US, hinting a new phone launch in the near future.

The successor to the Sony WF-C700N has turned up in an official database with a very un-Sony design.

Trump picks to lead gov’t agencies like FCC, FTC may censor speech and make the internet less free.

Amazon wants to test new technology for an air traffic control system for its Prime Air delivery drones. Internal R&D tests in Seattle and Pendleton, Oregon would employ the 9.3-9.5 GHz wireless frequency band used by NASA and other federal agencies.

Brendan Carr is prepared to block a merger because he doesn't approve of minor CBS editorial decisions.

There is a narrow window. Public media and fair reporting must be supported: the rules must be upheld, says writer and academic Emily Bell