Your device is faster, safer and uses less memoryĦ4-bit apps run faster because they have access to extra registers and instructions that aren't available to 32-bit apps. We started by introducing 64-bit support in 2014, announcing policy changes in 2017 and requiring support for Google Play apps starting 2019. Transitioning Android devices to 64-bit-only required many changes across the platform, tooling, Play, and, of course, your apps. Thanks to the efforts and collaboration of the entire Android community, our ecosystem is ready.
Over time, we expect this device configuration to become commonplace. This configuration drops OS support for 32-bit code, reducing memory usage, improving performance, and enhancing security. Posted by Serban Constantinescu, Product Manager, Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro are the first Android phones to support only 64-bit apps.
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