7 out-of-sight Googlebook highlights
Following a broader Computerworld review of Google's Googlebook systems, the author provides a deeper exploration of seven hidden features that enhance the user experience but remain easy to overlook. One prominent example is the 'Look up' function accessible via right-click or long-press menus when viewing content, which offers instant contextual information. Although Googlebook devices are currently rough around the edges in their current state, these niche features demonstrate thoughtful design choices. The author tested a Lenovo Googlebook provided as a review unit and encourages users to explore less obvious interface elements and settings.
Key points
- 'Look up' feature provides instant context for content and images
- Hidden features require exploration to discover
- Reviewed on Lenovo Googlebook device
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