We have been waiting for the Google Pixel 4a to arrive in May. But due to many reasons, including the epidemic, its launch was pushed back to October. Honestly, we haven’t heard anything official from Google. But all rumors and leaks were claiming the phone will hit the market in fall. Today, we have got another interesting information. A Google smartphone has got an FCC certification in the US, which simply means it will appear on shelves quite soon. But is it the Pixel 4a?
There are three different Google phones listed in the FCC. They are: G025N, G025M, and G025J. Analysts say the last one is likely to be the one designed for the US. The FCC documents also reveal Google will opt for an e-label to keep the back of the smartphone devoid of any markings for a clean look.
Apart from this, we can see there is a complete list of wireless bands the alleged Google Pixel 4a will support.
However, these documents do not tell anything concerning the phone’s key features. And we only have to rely on what we have heard previously. Prior to this, the rumor has it that the Google Pixel 4a will sport a Snapdragon 730 SoC. The latter will be accompanied by a 6GB RAM and two storage options – 64GB and 128GB. They are said to cost $299 and $349, respectively.
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Plus, the Google Pixel 4a should come with a 5.81-inch Full HD+ OLED screen with a punch-hole in the top-left corner. The hole will hide the 8MP selfie camera. On the opposite side, we can find a 12.2MP main camera joined by a fingerprint reader.
At last, there is a 3080mAh battery under the hood, which supports 18W charging through a USB-C port.
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Rudhra Nandu