Google has stopped selling my phone (Pixel 3) Pixel 3, and (Pixel 3 XL) Pixel 3 XL 😮😪😮 through its online store, in a move that the company is accustomed to with old phones.
The American company used to reduce the price of its previous phones after launching the latest version of them, with the aim of selling the remaining inventory, and now it seems that it sold all of its phone (Pixel 3) and (Pixel 3 XL).
The Android Police site - which specializes in Android system news - was the first to monitor the absence of the two phones from the store, but a Google spokesman assured him that it had run out of all of the two phones. Google sold all of its phones (Pixel 2) and (Pixel 2 XL) on April 1, 2019.
It is noteworthy that the phone (Pixel 3 XL) was launched in 2018 with 4 GB RAM, Snapdragon 845 processor, Android 9 Bay operating system, and a 12.2 megapixel rear camera.
As for the phone (Pixel 3), it came in a smaller size with a screen measuring 5.5 inches without cutting and a battery with a capacity of 2,915 mAh, while (Pixel 3 XL) came with a screen measuring 6.3 inches and a cut, and a battery with a capacity of 3,430 mAh.
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