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Googlebook Text Editor App Runs on Android Ahead of October 4 Launch

Android Authority ran Googlebook's Text app on Android, revealing syntax highlighting and find-and-replace.

Googlebooks were made official after months of rumors and leaks, according to Android Authority. Pre-orders are live now, but customers will have to wait until October 4 to get their hands on the new laptop range. The company has already shown how features such as Continue On enable seamless switching between a Googlebook and a phone, the publication notes. The text editor app is a common Googlebook app, and Android Authority says it can exclusively reveal how it will look and function, but not in the way readers may expect.

The report focuses on the app's features rather than the Googlebook hardware itself. Android Authority says users will have extensive syntax-highlighting options, a find-and-replace function and much more in the Text app for Googlebooks. The publication does not provide a complete feature list or say whether the app will be officially available on Android phones and tablets. The publication ran the app on an Android phone and tablet.

Googlebooks pre-orders are open, with the first devices due on October 4. Android Authority's early look at the Text app follows the platform's official announcement and earlier demonstrations of cross-device features. The publication says the app reveal is exclusive and part of its ongoing Authority Insights coverage.