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With Googlebook pre-orders officially opening this coming Monday, September 21, the final hardware designs for Google’s first-wave fleet are leaking out more and more. While we got an early glimpse when Acer teased a dark silhouette on stage at IFA 2026, the company kept the actual chassis lines shrouded in shadows. Now, we finally have […]

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With Googlebook pre-orders officially set to open on September 21, Google is quietly flipping the server-side switches on Android smartphones to ensure the hardware and software talk to each other seamlessly on day one. Over the past month, we’ve talked about early backend additions across various Google Play Services updates, from app streaming hooks in […]

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When we got our first look at the leaked Lenovo AI Mouse back in July, it was obvious that Google’s OEM partners weren’t treating Googlebook like a standard Chromebook rollout. With custom Gemini buttons and RGB light strips, Lenovo is clearly building a tailored hardware ecosystem around their Googlebooks. The lingering question, however, was how […]

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In case you missed it, we just got back from attending the initial Googlebook press event in NYC a couple of days ago and we will be able to share more on September 21st when these devices will become available for pre-order. But it looks like that initial press briefing was only part of the […]

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When we first caught wind of the Qualcomm-powered development board codenamed ‘Mica’ and saw early Geekbench test runs pop up with the DX13267 identifier, all signs pointed straight toward the Dell XPS 13. The physical model number sat directly adjacent to Dell’s Windows-based XPS 13 (DX13260), but questions remained around whether Dell would actually risk […]

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