Googlebook laptops have barely settled into their new homes, and Google is already rolling out a major software update that could give certain models up to 6GB of system memory back.

The November release tackles approximately 30 problems across the five launch models, from video calls crashing at the worst possible moment to stubborn Bluetooth connections and external displays that refuse to cooperate. The fixes arrive barely a month after the laptops went on sale.

For early buyers, the update could mean fewer technical headaches and a smoother workday, although the improvements will depend on the model and configuration.

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Certain 16GB configurations of the Acer Googlebook 14, ASUS Googlebook 14, and Lenovo Googlebook 15 could recover approximately 3GB to 6GB of system RAM following the update.…