Googlebook update frees 3GB-6GB of RAM and patches Android flaws

Published Monday, November 9, 2026 · 1:47 AM EST

Google is rolling out a November Googlebook update that frees 3GB-6GB of RAM through on-device AI optimizations, Android Central reported. The update also reduces Chrome crashes and patches approximately 60 Android flaws, combining changes to memory use, browser reliability and security.

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