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Standard voice dictation writes down everything that comes out of your mouth \u2014 including the stutters, mistakes, and filler words. And cleaning those up can take longer than typing your thoughts on your keyboard. Rambler actually understands the context and nuance behind your words.<\/p>\n
Say you\u2019re drafting team meeting notes when you\u2019d rather be wrapping up your day. Just open Rambler and let your stream of consciousness fly. Rambler will take a disorganized verbal brain dump and clean up the errors, organize action items into structured bullet points, and even add relevant emoji. It\u2019s also natively multilingual, so you can switch languages mid-sentence without losing a beat.<\/p>\n
Create My Widget on Googlebook lets you build your own widgets, with no coding experience required. Build bespoke widgets simply by describing what you want. Make one to track your favorite sports team\u2019s scores, or create a visual countdown to your next family trip.<\/p>\n
If you want to go further, Google Antigravity comes with every Googlebook. Use it to write your own apps then deploy them directly to your Googlebook. Developers also have access to a full Linux terminal environment to run tools like Claude Code or Antigravity CLI and do serious agentic coding right on your Googlebook.<\/p>\n
The powerful Gemini features that you know and use on Chrome and Android are available on Googlebook out of the box, including task automations, Gemini Live, and proactive suggestions that show your next move based on what\u2019s on your screen. You can even close your laptop while Gemini Spark works in the background to process complex requests and finish your tasks.<\/p>\n
Starting at $899, every Googlebook includes 12 months of Google AI Pro providing 5TB of cloud storage and our Gemini Advanced tools, plus 3 months of YouTube Premium, Adobe Photoshop, and more. Googlebook OS also comes with regular feature drops and updates for up to 10 years.<\/p>\n
Pre-orders are now open on the Google Store, Best Buy, and other select retailers. Devices hit shelves on October 4 in the U.S., and October 5 in Canada, the U.K., Ireland, France, Germany, and Australia.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n