Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, first Android phones to support 64-bit apps

Google confirms Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro are the first Android phones to support 64-bit apps.

If Android phones support 64-bit apps, it helps to drop OS support for 32-bit apps. so that it reduces RAM usage, improves performance and security.

Google made the move with Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, and over time, expects all devices to switch to 64-bit configuration.

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64-bit apps can address more memory than 32-bit apps, so they can be more memory intensive.

Advantages of 64-bit apps over 32-bit apps

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64-bit apps can take advantage of more CPU cores than 32-bit apps, so they can be more CPU intensive.

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64-bit apps can address more memory than 32-bit apps, making them ideal for large applications such as video editing apps and high-end games.

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64-bit apps can take advantage of the extra registers available on 64-bit processors, resulting in faster performance.

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64-bit apps can make use of the extra capabilities of 64-bit processors, such as support for larger instruction sets and data types.

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64-bit apps can be more resistant to security exploits (more security), due to the increased address space and improved processor capabilities.

google pixel 7

Size: 6.3" (AMOLED) | Camera: 50MP RAM: 8 GB | Processor: Google Tensor G2 Battery: 4300 mAh | Price: ₹63,930* ($505)

google pixel 7 pro

Size: 6.7" (AMOLED) | Camera: 50MP RAM: 8-12 GB | Processor: Google Tensor G2 Battery: 5000 mAh | Price: ₹84,999* ($ 750)

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