The series Google Pixel 10 It approaches large bankruptcy at the time of the official presentation and, in the path to the official, he peeled on the website of the American Federal Communications Commission (in Italian, Federal Commission for Communications), confirming some of us characteristics of devices on connectivity.
The last few days have been an almost uninterrupted flow of rumors about the account of Google’s next Pixel 10: from prices in euros to non -exciting benchmarks of the Google Tensor G5, passing through leaks on colors, memory cuts and accessories, without forgetting the probable technical specifications.
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The connectivity of Google Pixel 10 in the FCC certification
Google Pixel 10, Google Pixel 10 Pro and Google Pixel 10 Pro XL have made their recent appearance on the website of the Fccproviding us with some interesting indications in terms of connectivity: between confirmations for all the models and characteristics that will remain exclusive of the Pro models, once again missing on the entry of the range.
In this case, this week the trio composed of Pixel 10 (Model Number GLBWO, GL066, GK2MP), Pixel 10 Pro (G4QUR) and Pixel 10 Pro XL (Gul82) appeared in the U.S. government agency database operating in the communications sector, revealing the following. First of all, the FCC confirms that Google Pixel 10 Pro XL It will be equipped with characteristics such as wireless charging, Wi-Fi 6e connectivity and thread and UWB support. At the same time, confirmations arrive that the Mountain View giant will use modem produced by Samsung. The certification of Google Pixel 10 Pro it is practically identical, while that of Google Pixel 10 In turn lists wireless charging and Wi-Fi 6e, however it highlights the lack of the two items relating to Thread and UWB connectivity, which therefore will not be supported by this model.
The three models are also united by the support of the satellite connectivityalso known as NTN (Non-Terrestrial Network).
