Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Tech

Googlebooks have a pretty big problem: They don’t work with Samsung phones yet

Googlebooks are finally here, but Samsung users are getting a raw deal.

Googlebooks have a pretty big problem: They don’t work with Samsung phones yet

Googlebooks, a new range of laptops designed to work seamlessly with Android phones, are facing a significant issue as they currently do not support cross-device features with Samsung phones. Despite being marketed as devices that work closely with Android devices, Google has confirmed that support for Android 17-compatible Samsung phones is expected to roll out over the next few weeks.

This omission is particularly disappointing for Samsung users, who are considering investing between $900 and $1,300 in a Googlebook. The laptops, which were officially launched and are now available for purchase, were marketed on the promise of seamless integration between the device and the Android phone. However, the absence of these cross-device features on Samsung devices leaves a major gap in the functionality of the Googlebook, potentially deterring a significant portion of the market.

Brief written by urgent.news from Android Authority's own syndicated text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Also reported by 1 other outlet

Read the original at androidauthority.com →

More in Tech

Taming the Exchange API: Handling -4509 Errors and the F-065 Retry Mechanism in Quant Systems

Taming the Exchange API: Handling -4509 Errors and the F-065 Retry Mechanism in Quant Systems Tags: #algotrading #crypto #ai #buildinpublic The Incident: When Local Truth Meets Exchange Reality It was…

  • -4509 error occurs when GTE order lacks anchored open position
  • F-065 Retry Mechanism handles transient API rejection errors
  • Three failed stop-loss adjustments before successful F-065 retry

More from Wednesday 7 October →