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Google’s New Pixel Lite Phone Just Passed through the FCC

Google has all set to announce another upcoming budget-friendly smartphone any day now – judging from a series of new filings that have been surfaced yesterday. Google filed quite a few applications with the FCC for its latest smartphone which is very likely a much-rumored Pixel Lite.

According to some sources, all these filings are for devices with model numbers – GH20C, GH20G, and GH20H – all model numbers have been linked with Pixel Lite in previous reports.

New Google Pixel FCC

The Google Pixel Lite, based on previous reports, is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 670 Chipset, 4GB of RAM and 32GB of onboard memory. A 5.5-inches display is being offered with a traditional bezel – foregoing a trend for notches and small cut-out cameras we have seen in recent high-end handsets. Most important of all, it’s also supposed to be loaded with a headphone jack.

The more traditional display, combined with lower storage and a slower processor. That means Google should reduce the price of the pixel Lite. Although it is unclear what the company’s precise price point would be.

Google normally used to sell a series of affordable phones to Android fanatics under the Nexus brand, at times charging as little as $350 for these handsets. The Pixel Lite will probably, however, target a large number of consumers, and the company will be required to contribute to retail markings.

But as flagship devices have crept up to and at times exceeded – a $1000 price tag, budget devices have gotten more expensive as well. Apple’s budget-friendly iPhone XR starts from $749 and Samsung’s recently released Galaxy S10e sells for the same price.

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Staphanie Kyle is one of the youngest members managing gadget reviews and other high priority news and stories for TechenGuru. When she isn’t working, you can find her listening songs and watching documentaries and sports.
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