Google decided to allocate some of the Pixel 10’s 12GB RAM to be used for AI tasks, but there is a simple way on how you can utilize all of that memory, assuming you do not mind a trade-off for slower artificial intelligence tasks
Google’s RAM count for the Pixel 9 and Pixel 10 did not change, but to claim its supremacy in the AI race and for its relevant features to open up faster, the company decided to allocate 3GB of RAM to the Tensor TPU. Unfortunately, that meant you would only have 9GB of memory available for the remaining tasks, such as running apps on the Pixel 10, which might not make for a pleasant experience, especially if you wanted the majority of those programs to run in the background. Fortunately, there is a way for you to utilize the entire 12GB RAM with a few simple steps.Thankfully, Google did not lock the Pixel 10’s ability to disable RAM allocation for the Tensor TPU
Having 12GB of RAM on an Android smartphone gives you plenty of flexibility as it raises the multitasking bar, letting you run a plethora of apps in the background while also having enough memory for taxing programs like games to deliver that fluid experience.
