• Unreleased Pixel devices appear in FCC and IMDA listings
• Their inclusion hints at an imminent release
• Surprisingly, only three models are listed, but the Pixel 10 lineup is expected to include four phones

The Google Pixel 10 series is anticipated to arrive shortly (now possibly on August 20), and recent findings suggest that the launch may be closer than we think. Three unannounced Google smartphones have appeared in official regulatory databases.

As reported by XpertPick (via NotebookCheck), these devices have been found in both the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) database in the U.S. and the IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority) database in Singapore.

Such regulatory filings typically occur not long before a phone’s public announcement. Therefore, the presence of these devices in the databases indicates that the Pixel 10 lineup could debut within the next few weeks.

Identified by model codes

It's important to note that the devices aren’t labeled with their official names. Instead, they appear under specific model numbers. One believed to be the Pixel 10 is listed primarily as GK2MP, while the Pixel 10 Pro appears mostly under the code GEHN3, and the Pixel 10 Pro XL is referenced as G45RY.

We say “primarily” because there are additional model numbers present, but according to XpertPick, these are likely variations of the same devices.

What stands out is that only three unique models are visible here, even though four Pixel 10-series phones are expected, including the rumored Pixel 10 Pro Fold. However, its absence shouldn’t raise concern, as no other leaks or reports have suggested it has been delayed or canceled.

With rumors pointing toward an August 20 announcement, we won’t have to wait long to see the full Pixel 10 lineup unveiled.

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