Googlebook finally gets a launch date, and it’s sooner than you would expect

Google will announce the new Googlebooks and accompanying OS on September 15

Google first revealed its plans to launch the new Googlebooks back in May, confirming they will run a new Android-based OS. We also got a sneak peek of some of the laptops earlier this month from the first vendor partners like Lenovo and Asus. And today, Google sent out invitations to media for an official launch event in New York on September 15. It shapes up to be a big announcement because it won't be just about the hardware. Google will anno…

I just got invited to the Googlebook September 15 event in NYC — this is what I expect to see

Googlebooks will have a major unveiling on September 15, and Tom’s Guide has been invited. I'll be there to check out the company's new laptop line, which will run on Android and be manufactured by Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. Details are scarce at the moment, but as a laptop reviewer, I find this exciting.The email I received says those in attendance will be among “the first to see and experience the Googlebook.” This is an all-new categor…

Googlebook Launch Event Confirmed, Set for Sept. 15 in NYC

The launch will feature partner demo models and a keynote explaining how the new operating system will work.

Google confirms Googlebook launch event for September 15

Google has confirmed what had been widely expected: a dedicated Googlebook launch event in New York City on 15 September. The invitation puts an end to weeks of speculation over whether the new...

Googlebook launch event confirmed: Lenovo, ASUS, HP, and Dell laptops debuting September 15

Google has sent out official invitations for an in-person media showcase in New York City on September 15, 2026, where it will fully reveal its native Android-powered Googlebook platform, Gemini features, and first-wave partner hardware from Lenovo, ASUS, HP, and Dell.

HP's Googlebook leak highlights support for 'Continue On,' Google's version of Handoff

TL;DR After Lenovo’s leak, we’re getting a glimpse of HP’s upcoming Googlebook. While HP’s leaked Googlebook doesn’t reveal much, it confirms a key software functionality called “Continue On.” Continue On is Google’s analog for Apple-style Handoff between different devices, and is making its first appearance in relation to Googlebooks. Google is reportedly preparing to reveal its first crop of Googlebook-labeled devices next month. Google won’t…