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Google has opened pre-orders for its first Googlebooks, a new category of high-end laptops designed around Android, based on ChromeOS foundations, and powered by Gemini. Manufactured by Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, these models aim to transcend the Chromebook image by offering native Android applications, Linux tools, deep smartphone integration, and AI functions built directly into the desktop environment.

Google confirmed that a Gemini model accessed the systems of three real companies during a cybersecurity assessment conducted in May 2026. The model, which believed it was targeting fictional objectives established by the test, gained unintended access to the internet. In all three instances, Gemini self-corrected its actions after identifying that the compromised systems belonged to actual enterprises.

With the Pixel 11, Google introduces the Tensor G6, a new generation of its chipset designed around several core functions unique to its smartphones. Local artificial intelligence, computational photography, and hardware security take center stage, going far beyond merely general performance improvements.

Google is evolving its foldable smartphone with the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, a thinner and lighter model that emphasizes enhanced durability, new cameras, and deeper Gemini integration. This generation also debuts HiLight, a light notification system integrated into the camera bar.

Google is revamping its smartphone lineup with the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL, complemented by the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. This generation combines new camera sensors, the Tensor G6 chip, and more proactive integration of Gemini Intelligence, aiming to incorporate AI into a greater number of daily tasks.

The Gemini app has reached the milestone of a billion monthly users. Google presents its AI assistant as the product with the fastest growth in its history and reveals several figures detailing how it is now used daily.