Google officially certified two new smartphone models the other day to put them on sale, with the Americans from the FCC checking the Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3 XL before they go on sale. The Google company has already started filming the ads for the launch of the Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3 XL, so a certification of them for sale on global markets was the next step that the American company had to take.
Google has certified the two new models of smartphones from the Pixel 3 series with the code names A4RG013A and A4RG013C, the first being most likely the standard model, while the second is the XL model. Google used approximately the same code names for the models that were launched in 2017 on global markets, the standard model having the letter A at the end, while the XL model had the letter C, so this is also the case with the Pixel 3 series.
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This year, Google did not turn to HTC or LG for the manufacture of Pixel 3 series smartphones, but instead chose Foxconn, which also manufactures Apple phones. Considering that both models of the Pixel 2 series had major manufacturing problems, they being produced by HTC and LG, it was normal for Google to give up the manufacturers in favor of a company that has the necessary experience to make quality products.
Google sent both models of the Pixel 3 for certification back in July, so its launch plans for October 9th seem to be quite safe, with both models coming with interesting news. Google's Pixel 3 series will have a Snapdragon 845 chip, 4 GB and 6 GB of RAM, a much better camera, 6.3 and 6.9 inch screens, glass cases, wireless charging, fast charging, and other surprises in store by the Americans.
