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The Googlebooks include a file transfer trick you probably didn’t know about
TL;DR The recently launched range of Googlebooks includes a new Quick Access feature for instant browsing or copying files between your phone and laptop.
By Chethan Rao 1 min read
Key points
- The recently launched range of Googlebooks includes a new Quick Access feature for instant browsing or copying files between your phone and laptop.
- Googlebooks will also include Files AI, which gives you instant descriptions of files without opening them.
- The recently announced lineup of Googlebooks is here, with pre-order shipments beginning yesterday.
The story
TL;DR
The recently launched range of Googlebooks includes a new Quick Access feature for instant browsing or copying files between your phone and laptop.
However, Quick Access works only for files under 200MB, with Google recommending Quick Share for larger items.
Googlebooks will also include Files AI, which gives you instant descriptions of files without opening them.
The recently announced lineup of Googlebooks is here, with pre-order shipments beginning yesterday. Like most new releases, the software still has aspects that are new to us. We learned about some of the Googlebook’s limitations earlier today, and now we’re getting new info on some software features that may have flown under the radar.
After poring over a reviewer’s guide Google prepared for the launch of the new laptop line, we’re learning about Quick Access. This feature lets you seamlessly control files between your paired Android phone and the Googlebook. “Browse, open, and transfer files between your phone and your Googlebook as easily as a local drive,” the document says.
