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FCC lets Iphone be

Regulatory green light

By Nick Farrell

Fri May 18 2007, 09:38

US REGULATORS have given the entertainment gear maker Apple the approval to flog its new-look Iphone.

The FCC has given Apple the standard certification that any moble must receive before hitting the US.

This means that the Iphone launch can now proceed as planned, according to Apple spokeswoman Natalie Kerris.

The device is still on track to be released in late June. µ

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