Googlebook OS Early Reviews Reveal App and Gemini Problems
Reviewers praised keyboards, displays and battery life, but said Googlebook OS still has bugs and weak app support.
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I Asked Gemini to Run My Googlebook. It Told Me to Do It Myself
Google's new Android laptops promise a seamless partnership with your phone and AI that gets things done. After a week with the Asus Googlebook 14, I'm still waiting on both. I was hyped to get my mitts on Googlebooks—the new Android-powered laptops—when Google revealed them earlier this year. I envisioned Google releasing notebooks for folks who use Android phones, with the understanding that your handset, laptop, and Gemini should work togethe…
Googlebooks just aren’t ready
EEvery Googlebook laptop we've tested so far has great hardware. The problem is the software. While Googlebook OS has exciting ideas for how a laptop and phone can work together, right now it's mostly a frustrating experience filled with annoying bugs and lackluster app support. It often feels like using an Android tablet with a […]
Announced in the spring and launched on October 5, the Googlebook are the new laptops that Google wants on the top of the market. For the occasion, the company turns its back on the operating system that we knew so far in this market: goodbye ChromeOS, place at Googlebook OS. We have finally been able to test this brand new environment for ourselves.
Googlebook deserves a little patience: why early launch quirks don’t define its future
If you have been following our Googlebook coverage of late, you know I have been wrestling with two competing realities around the fledgling, current state of Googlebook. Earlier this week, I aired my candid frustrations about how much desktop maturity Googlebook left behind from ChromeOS, only to switch back to a traditional Chromebook the very […]
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