Google has announced Googlebook, a new laptop category that combines Android, ChromeOS, and Gemini AI. The device is designed to be a Gemini-first platform, integrating AI capabilities directly into the operating system.
Key features include Magic Pointer and custom widgets.
Key features include Magic Pointer, which provides contextual AI suggestions, and 'Create your Widget' for custom desktop widgets. Googlebook also supports 'Cast My Apps' to access Android phone apps from the laptop, and 'Quick Access' to browse phone files from the file browser. The hardware will be manufactured by Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, featuring premium materials and a distinctive 'glowbar'.
Googlebooks are expected to become available globally in fall 2026.
The Googlebook represents a new category that merges mobile and desktop ecosystems, leveraging Google's AI and software platforms. By partnering with major PC manufacturers, Google aims to offer a unified experience across devices.
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