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Whole Google Pixel 11 Lineup Hits the FCC, Confirming a Major Connectivity Upgrade

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Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 series just cleared a major regulatory hurdle as FCC listings reveal five new Google devices classified simply as “Phones.” The breakdown of the official documentation covers five distinct model numbers—GPQQ7, GUJ0N, G7SWN, GBC0H, and G4HCD. These devices represent the core smartphone lineup, sitting right next to the previously certified Pixel 11 Pro Fold.

The headline change hidden inside these regulatory documents is a massive shift in wireless hardware. As previously spotted with the foldable variant and now reconfirmed by Droid Life, all five Pixel 11 phone filings

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reference a switch to MediaTek modems. They will officially replace the Samsung Exynos hardware that Google relied on for multiple generations. This change matches early manufacturing reports from last year and indicates that Google is actively working to fix the signal drops, connectivity bugs, and high battery drain that frequently frustrated users on older Pixel hardware. Sifting through the models While the FCC documents avoid using official marketing names, the technical data lets us map out exactly how Google plans to divide the features across the lineup. The filings confirm that every single Pixel 11 model will support standard 5G, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi 6+, and wireless charging, alongside satellite connectivity for off-grid messaging. However, the documentation highlights a clear split when it comes to short-range wireless features and premium speeds. Three out of the five...

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