Google has released its NotebookLM app for Android, bringing its AI-powered note-taking and research tool to a native mobile experience. The app features notebook organization, audio overviews, easy ...

NotebookLM is bringing more AI-generated magic to help users study and learn on Android with videos.

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After teasing last month, Google today unveiled the design of the native NotebookLM app for Android and iPhone users. The homepage of the mobile app has top tabs for Recent, Shared, Title, and ...

Google's high-powered research assistant is getting its own app, and Android users are getting a first look. NotebookLM, which debuted last year, is a free AI research assistant (running on Gemini 2.0 ...

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Google is bringing Video Overviews and new Infographic customisation tools to the NotebookLM app on Android and iOS, ...

Google's NotebookLM debuts on Android, bringing AI-powered summarized information to a mobile app. The app brings Audio Overviews and the ability for users to upload source information from anywhere ...

NotebookLM on Android and iOS is getting Video Overviews, allowing users to convert PDFs and notes into short AI videos, complete with playback controls and new customization options for visuals. The ...

Google has been working on its NotebookLM research assistant since 2023. So far, the only way to access the versatile tool has been through a large web interface. Now NotebookLM is getting ready for ...

NotebookLM is a genuinely useful AI tool, and it's coming to your phone. Unless this is running on your phone (highly unlikely, LLMs by definition, would use up all the storage and huge amount of ...

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