Search in your pocket: the powerful powerful tool of Google Ai to come on iOS, Android


Google publishes an autonomous application for its powerful AI Notebook search tool.

Applications are already listed on the App Store And Google Play. They should be officially launched on May 20, which is the first day of the Google E / S.

Notebooklm, currently limited to the web, offers you a workspace powered in AI to collect several documents and other information in one place. Download PDF, whole websites, videos and audio clips and ask Google Gemini to summarize the data, answer questions about what it has learned, and more.

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In particular, NoteBooklm can transform the data you feed it into a podcast with two AI hosts. (Emily Forini from PCMAG has downloaded his third year newspaper for analysis.) The audio function even allows you to interrupt the discussion to ask follow -up questions.

Earlier this month, Google has introduced a new feature where its Gemini AI will find research for you rather than downloading documents on Notebooklm. It is not clear if it will be available on the mobile versions of the application.

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We expect to find out more about Notebooklm on Google I / S. The conference of developers from last year was filled with Gemini and AI announcements, so we plan to be similar this year.

Those who have iPhones can download the Gemini app, but you cannot yet integrate it with the assistant of your iPhone. This could change later this year, when Gemini should be available via Apple Intelligence, according to the CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai.

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I have written Tech News for more than a decade, and as a journalist at PCMAG, I cover the latest developments through the gadgets and the services you use every day. Previously, I worked for the Android police, Techradar, etc.

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