During the Google Android Show I/O Edition event, Google unveiled its new Googlebook laptop lineup, which aims to replace Chromebooks. A standout feature is the Magic Pointer, enabling users to summon Google Gemini AI by simply moving their cursor. This feature provides contextual assistance for various tasks, including writing, content summarization, calendar management, and image editing. While Google has confirmed that Magic Pointer will be available in the desktop version of Gemini in Chrome, the company has yet to announce a specific rollout schedule. Historically, new features have often been limited to English-speaking countries initially, and there is a possibility that access to Magic Pointer may require a subscription to one of Google's AI plans. More updates are expected as the launch date approaches.