Googlebooks might be the real deal
The article is a roundup of notable technology, gaming and entertainment releases, with Google’s new “Googlebook” laptops presented as the most promising development. They could appeal particularly to Android users, with Google promising 10 years of software updates and initial models from five major manufacturers.
Other highlights include Meta’s camera-free Ray-Ban smart glasses, Remedy’s Control sequel set partly in Manhattan, and the upcoming Scottish-set horror game Silent Hill: Townfall. The piece also covers Peloton’s $2,195 folding treadmill, Microsoft’s $79.99 Surface Mouse with haptic feedback and multi-device pairing, and Logitech’s Yeti 2 microphone with voice-tracking features.
- Googlebooks promise long-term updates and strong Android integration.
- Meta’s new glasses remove cameras but retain audio and AI features.
- New gaming, fitness and computer accessories are also highlighted.