Google's Pixel 3 Lite and 3 XL Lite may have passed through the FCC

Google's Pixel 3 Low-cal and 3 Xl Low-cal may have passed through the FCC

The filing includes model numbers for U.South., foreign and international variants.

The often-rumoured Pixel 3 Lite and 3 Twoscore Light may have just passed through FCC certification.

According to 9to5Google, two Google-fabricated devices bearing model numbers 'A4RG020C' and 'A4RG020G' showed up in some leaked FCC filings.

A prior study suggested the Pixel 3 Lite would have the model number G020B while the three XL Calorie-free would bear the number G020F — just one alphabetic character off from the recent filings.

G020C and G020G are likely the U.S. models, while the previously leaked model numbers are likely for foreign markets.

Additionally, G020D and G020H models made an appearance, which should be the international Pixel three Lite and 3 XL Lite variants.

Pixel three Calorie-free and three XL Lite e-labels

Google also filed a standard 'Request for Confidentiality' on Jan 11th for the G020G, only an accompanying lab study from January 23rd notes the device volition run Android 9 Pie.

That request for confidentiality, along with similar requests for the other model numbers, expires on August 24th, 2019. This is roughly two months before Google's typical October hardware event.

The Pixel three Light has leaked repeatedly already, although it'south larger brother the 3 Forty Low-cal hasn't nevertheless. Based on past leaks, the 3 Lite — and probable the three 40 Low-cal — will take a plastic body styled like the Pixel 3, along with USB-C and a headphone jack.

Rumoured specs include a v.v-inch 1080 x 2160 pixel resolution LCD screen, along with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 670 with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. Finally, the rear 12.2MP camera supposedly is on par with the Pixel iii, while the single front camera is 8MP.

Source: 9to5Google