In a related action, the FCC altered its rules on Thursday to distribute spectrum below the 3GHz range for 3G and other new advanced wireless services--a sign that even more airwaves could be assigned to those purposes. Regulators set aside additional bandwidth for third-generation cell phones and other advanced wireless services. The Federal Communications Commission has allocated an additional 20 megahertz previously used by unlicensed personal communications services and mobile satellite service. That's a sizable chunk, given the relatively small amount of available spectrum powerful enough to handle next-generation wireless tasks such as wireless broadband and streaming video.

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The third model, the 7260, is a tri-band phone with chrome and steel accents. Cell phone companies have been working harder of late to come up with new designs that make a fashion statement, while also making phones thinner. Motorola plans to release new phones in the fourth quarter, while Nokia already unveiled a slimmer version of its Communicator device earlier this week. One of the new handsets invokes Garbo, according to the Finnish phone giant. Another is described as "sleek and sexy.". The company said the new handsets, dubbed the 7280, the 7270 and the 7260, are "inspired by the glamour and elegance of the lavish 1920s" in the graphics they display, their design and their color (mostly black, white and red).

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UWB's tortured standards history is pock-marked with such events that have cumulatively delayed for years the introduction of the high-speed wireless technology. UWB was hailed as a Bluetooth killer when commercial use of the necessary airwaves was approved of by the Federal Communications Commission in 2002. To date, the FCC has approved one UWB product, a developer tool kit from Freescale. Manufacturers say the first wave of UWB-enabled set-top boxes, flat-panel displays and PCI cards based on both proposed standards aren't expected in stores until spring 2005.