Google set to release a fix for memory issue in Pixel 3 with the future updates

There have been reports of some Pixel 3 users facing a memory management flaw for which Google is planning to release a software update that will aid in fixing the problem.

According to 9To5Google reports, many Pixel 3 users have noted to take pictures with the phone that happens to kill the background apps that also includes the music apps.

"We're rolling out a software update in the coming weeks to keep background apps from being prematurely closed in certain situations," a Google spokesperson was quoted as saying by 9To5Google on Monday.

This problem in Pixel 3 is not letting users multitask with ease especially while combining or managing memory-intensive apps that causes the device to force quit the apps and programmes running in the background.

"While 4GB of RAM is pretty industry standard for a flagship in 2018, it is certainly more than enough to handle using a camera and streaming music at the same time, which suggests it is, in fact, a software bug of sorts Google should have no trouble ironing out," the report added.

Google unveiled the "Pixel 3" and a bigger "Pixel 3 XL" smartphone in October to take on the likes of flagship devices by Apple and Samsung.