A handset made by Freetel, a Japanese company, was recently approved by the FCC for Cricket Wireless. Documents on the FCC web site detail a smartphone called the Cricket Wave, though the phone is manufactured by Freetel. The FCC confirms specs including support for AT&T/Cricket LTE bands, Bluetooth, and wifi. A draft spec sheet lists other features, such a Snapdragon 210 processor, 2,500 mAh battery, FM radio, headphone jack, microUSB port, touch screen, and memory card support, though these details are unconfirmed. Features that appear in images of the phone include a rear camera with flash, and user-facing camera. Neither Freetel nor Cricket has confirmed this handset and it's possible the phone will never come to market. Freetel made a big push into the U.S. unlocked market in early 2016, but gave up quickly.
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