Google Pixel 10 series

TopGun

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Is anyone facing WIFI disconnection issues? Extracted these log after I realized that WIFI is drawing the battery overnight. Didn't get this on the P9P XL.

I have since configured static IP and will monitor tonight.

WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -42 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 5:49:54 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 27m 59s. Data Used: 23.52 KB (up) / 15.82 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -64 dBm.Aug 28, 5:49:48 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -45 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 5:21:41 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 34m 58s. Data Used: 70.42 KB (up) / 44.55 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -65 dBm.Aug 28, 5:21:38 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -52 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 4:46:31 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 20m 51s. Data Used: 25.02 KB (up) / 21.29 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -39 dBm.Aug 28, 4:46:26 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -56 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 4:25:36 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 28m 6s. Data Used: 11.88 KB (up) / 7.16 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -64 dBm.Aug 28, 4:25:24 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -46 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 3:57:12 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 44m 18s. Data Used: 4.06 MB (up) / 360.56 MB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -64 dBm.Aug 28, 3:57:09 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -46 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 3:12:38 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 23m 11s. Data Used: 131.22 KB (up) / 373.63 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -63 dBm.Aug 28, 3:12:34 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -43 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 2:49:14 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 24m 54s. Data Used: 32.75 KB (up) / 41.74 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -42 dBm.Aug 28, 2:49:06 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -44 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 2:24:05 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 23m 57s. Data Used: 55.08 KB (up) / 61.62 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -43 dBm.Aug 28, 2:24:02 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -45 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 1:59:56 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 27m 56s. Data Used: 37.12 KB (up) / 46.66 KB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -63 dBm.Aug 28, 1:59:50 AM
WiFi Client ConnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX connected to SSID on Bedroom U6-Pro. Connection Info: Ch. 60 (5 GHz, 160 MHz), -43 dBm. IP: 192.168.1.99Aug 28, 1:31:42 AM
WiFi Client DisconnectedPixel-10-Pro-XL XXX disconnected from SSID. Time Connected: 46m 38s. Data Used: 4.52 MB (up) / 242.77 MB (down). Last Connected To: Bedroom U6-Pro at -65 dBm.Aug 28, 1:31:40 AM
 

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Where do I even find Magic Cue app? Can't seem to locate under APPs.

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The Google Pixel 10 dedicates 3.5GB of its 12GB RAM to AI operations, which can impact multitasking. However, you can reclaim this memory by disabling the AI Core service in your phone’s settings. The trade-off is that the on-device AI features will then run slower, although with the 16GB of the “Pro” models you will have enough RAM for everything.

You just bought the new Pixel 10, and you’re excited about its 12GB of RAM. That’s more than enough memory for a smooth, multitasking experience. But after a while, you notice that your phone isn’t as snappy as you’d expect when juggling a dozen apps. Well, there’s a good reason for it, and a simple fix you can use. There’s a way to unlock the entire 12GB of RAM on your Google Pixel 10 to use it in all tasks.

Why does Google “lock” RAM on your Pixel 10?​

A recent finding revealed that not all of your Pixel 10’s memory is available for your favorite apps. If you’re not aware, the vanilla model has 12GB while the Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold boast 16GB of RAM. Well, Google made a “compromise” to boost the performance of its on-device AI features. Basically, the company dedicated a permanent 3.5GB of that RAM to the phone’s Tensor TPU, or the AI processing unit. This means a solid chunk of your RAM is always working in the background. In the case of the base Google Pixel 10, you can only use about 8.5GB for your day-to-day tasks.

8.5GB of RAM is still a decent amount of RAM, but it seems a bit small for heavy multitaskers. Furthermore, Google’s move could be especially annoying for those who don’t constantly use their phone’s on-device AI features. While AI is a key part of the new Pixel phones, there’s more on the horizon. Many are fans of the Google Pixel handsets for their performance and camera quality, for example.

How to unlock your Google Pixel 10’s 12GB RAM to use it in all your apps​

Fortunately, Google didn’t lock down the ability to manage this feature (via Wccftech). If you don’t mind your phone’s AI features running a little slower, you can reclaim that 3.5GB of memory for yourself.

Here’s how to do it:

  1. Go to “Settings” on your phone.
  2. Tap on “Apps.”
  3. Select “All apps.”
  4. In the top-right corner, tap the three-dot menu.
  5. Choose “Show system.”
  6. Find and select “AI Core.”
  7. Disable the service.

That’s it. By following those simple steps, you’ll immediately free up the system memory and give your operating system the full 12GB of RAM. Keep in mind that this will slow down any tasks that rely on the Tensor TPU. But for many users who prioritize running multiple apps, it’s a worthwhile trade.

If you want the best of both worlds—fast AI and tons of memory—you might consider the Pixel 10 Pro models. As previously said, they come with a massive 16GB of RAM, ensuring there’s plenty of memory for everything you want to do.
 

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Besides Google timeline what other things we need to manually backup and restore? I’m switching from pixel 6 .. don’t want to break anything and have missing data..
 

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Can check with y'all on the 10 pro XL, when you unlock the screen with the fingerprint sensor:

Is the vibration/haptics/feedback a loose two part rattle like how it used to be when there is an error reading your fingerprint??

Previously it's just a solid thud feedback when your fingerprint is successfully read and was very satisfying... Why they go change it ah?
 
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Every year is like that.

You have to reset the watch unfortunately.

Uninstall existing Wear app, and the galaxy watch manager.

Reset watch. Reboot/restart phone.

Connect watch via bluetooth first (don't use Wear app to connect).

Proceed to setup from Wear app.
No leh I tried it also no use. I reinstalled those apps several times already, and its a brand new watch I just bought yesterday. I only tested it on the P9PXL to double check its not a hardware issue, and I know it isnt because it paired just fine with it.

Hopefully google and samsung can work this out because now I have a watch that cannot be used at all
 

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Can check with y'all on the 10 pro XL, when you unlock the screen with the fingerprint sensor:

Is the vibration/haptics/feedback a loose two part rattle like how it used to be when there is an error reading your fingerprint??

Previously it's just a solid thud feedback when your fingerprint is successfully read and was very satisfying... Why they go change it ah?
I have the same feeling. On my P8P the fingerprint success haptics feels like got more oomph. On P10P it feels like half hearted. Hopefully it can be tweaked after an update.
 

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Can check with y'all on the 10 pro XL, when you unlock the screen with the fingerprint sensor:

Is the vibration/haptics/feedback a loose two part rattle like how it used to be when there is an error reading your fingerprint??

Previously it's just a solid thud feedback when your fingerprint is successfully read and was very satisfying... Why they go change it ah?
You should know la, Google team likes to tweak here and there, maybe need to hit KPI by adding useless features.
 
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