Google Acknowledges Day 1 Android App Performance Issues on New Laptops
Tech > Computing > Laptops Google Acknowledges Day 1 Android App Performance Issues on New Laptops Five new Googlebooks are available now, but the company says that not every Android app will offer “smooth performance” at launch. Tyler Graham Writer Tyler is a writer for CNET covering laptops and video games.… Read full bio Tyler Graham Writer Read full bio Edited by Gael Cooper October 5, 2026, 5:54 pm ET 2 min read The 15.3-inch Lenovo Googlebook, pictured above, is the largest model in Google's new lineup. Josh Goldman/CNET If you were planning on buying one of Google’s three new Intel-based Googlebooks, it might be worth waiting a bit.
- ▪Tech > Computing > Laptops Google Acknowledges Day 1 Android App Performance Issues on New Laptops Five new Googlebooks are available now, but the company says that not every Android app will offer “smooth performance” at launch.
- ▪Tyler Graham Writer Tyler is a writer for CNET covering laptops and video games.… Read full bio Tyler Graham Writer Read full bio Edited by Gael Cooper October 5, 2026, 5:54 pm ET 2 min read The 15.3-inch Lenovo Googlebook, pictured above,
- ▪Josh Goldman/CNET If you were planning on buying one of Google’s three new Intel-based Googlebooks, it might be worth waiting a bit.
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Tech > Computing > Laptops Google Acknowledges Day 1 Android App Performance Issues on New Laptops Five new Googlebooks are available now, but the company says that not every Android app will offer “smooth performance” at launch. Tyler Graham Writer Tyler is a writer for CNET covering laptops and video games.… Read full bio Tyler Graham Writer Read full bio Edited by Gael Cooper October 5, 2026, 5:54 pm ET 2 min read The 15.3-inch Lenovo Googlebook, pictured above, is the largest model in Google's new lineup. Josh Goldman/CNET If you were planning on buying one of Google’s three new Intel-based Googlebooks, it might be worth waiting a bit. The search giant told Android Authority on Monday, launch day, that certain Android apps may not run smoothly right away.
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