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Googlebook Adds Samsung Galaxy Support: Here's What Changes for Users

Googlebook laptops from Lenovo, Dell, ASUS, and HP. Google is expanding cross-device connectivity to compatible Samsung Galaxy smartphones. Image: Google

Samsung Galaxy owners can finally access Googlebook’s cross-device features after an early compatibility problem left them unable to connect their phones to Google’s new laptops.

In an Oct. 10 announcement, Google confirmed that its Better Together features are rolling out to Samsung Galaxy phones running One UI 9.0, based on Android 17. The update enables phone app casting, file access, notification syncing, and cross-device task continuity on compatible devices.

The expansion addresses a launch limitation that prevented Galaxy owners from using features advertised as part of Googlebook’s Android-focused experience. For Samsung users considering the platform, the update removes an important compatibility obstacle, though some functionality remains subject to software requirements and is rolling out gradually.

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