- A new Google device was spotted at FCC, listing out support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and UWB.
- This device could be the Google Pixel Tablet.
- UWB can find many uses on the device, such as handoff functionality and bolstering Android’s Find My Device network.
Google is planning a re-entry into the tablet market with the Google Pixel Tablet. We already have a fair idea of how the tablet will turn out, thanks to numerous leaks, rumors, and even an official announcement from Google. The tablet has now passed through FCC’s certification process, revealing that it will come with UWB tech built-in.
A Google device with the model number GTU8P was spotted in the FCC database (by 9to5Google). It is an Android device, as can be ascertained from where it stores its FCC e-label. The device is listed for three connection standards: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and UWB. Since it lacks cellular connectivity, it is safe to conclude that it is an Android tablet, which then lines the certified product up with the Google Pixel Tablet.