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Leaked images reveal the first Googlebook. It’s a Lenovo
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PCWorld
The leak only involves images and doesn’t contain any hard details regarding technical specifications, expected price, or expected launch date.
With a new feature called Magic Pointer, you can use Gemini Intelligence to infuse AI anywhere as you work.
For example, moving the Magic Pointer over a date in an email causes Gemini Intelligence to suggest adding that date to your calendar.
Meanwhile, selecting two photos with the Magic Pointer will combine them.
Because Googlebooks are designed to recognize a user’s intent and act accordingly, they’re semi-autonomous and no longer solely under your control.