Google Announces Googlebooks Service
Google announced a new service called Googlebooks on Tuesday. The announcement follows the existing Google Books website that provides access to books.
androidauthority.comGoogle announced Googlebooks on Tuesday. The company stated that the new service shares a name with its existing Google Books website, which allows users to access books online.
Google said the announcement has prompted questions about whether the name refers to a new type of laptop. The company did not provide additional details about the service features or launch timeline in the announcement.
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