Googlebooks with Android offer powerful features but suffer from connectivity issues

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An Asus and an HP Googlebook were tested over a week. The Android-powered laptops impressed with native app access and phone notification integration. However, the user experienced significant flaws, including flaky phone connectivity and broken file-sharing. The experience was described as rocky, with appreciation for Android's strengths tempered by frustration with its shortcomings.

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