TL;DR
- While the Googlebooks won’t arrive until early October, we can now offer a good look at the platform’s first-party text editor app.
- We got the app to run on an Android phone and tablet, revealing some of its features in the process.
- Users will have extensive syntax-highlighting options, a find-and-replace function, and much more in the Text app for Googlebooks.
Following months of rumors and leaks, Googlebooks are finally official. Pre-orders are live now, but you’ll have to wait until October 4 to get your hands on the new laptop range. We’ve already seen how features like Continue On enable seamless switching between a Googlebook and a phone, but what about apps? We can now exclusively reveal how a common Googlebook app will look and function, but not in the way you’re probably expecting.
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