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Google has rolled out notebooks to the Gemini mobile app on Android and iOS, allowing users to organize conversations and files in dedicated spaces. The feature syncs with NotebookLM and supports between 50 and 600 sources per notebook depending on subscription tier.

Google has expanded its Notebooks feature in the Gemini app to free users, allowing them to organize chats and files with up to 50 sources per notebook. The feature, which integrates with NotebookLM, was previously available only to Google AI subscribers.

Google has fully integrated NotebookLM, its AI research tool, into the Gemini app, allowing users to create notebooks with multiple source types directly within the chatbot. The feature supports PDFs, documents, website URLs, YouTube videos, and text input, with Gemini generating summaries, infographics, and audio overviews from uploaded sources.

Google announced Wednesday that Gemini is getting a "notebooks" feature to organize files, past conversations, and custom instructions in a single space. The feature mirrors OpenAI's Projects and syncs with Google's NotebookLM research tool, starting with web rollout to Gemini Ultra, Pro, and Plus subscribers this week.

Google is introducing 'notebooks' to the Gemini app, a new organizational feature that lets users create personal knowledge bases across chats and files. The notebooks sync directly with NotebookLM and are rolling out first to Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers on web, with mobile and free user access coming in the following weeks.

Google is expanding NotebookLM's video generation capabilities with Cinematic Video Overviews, which produce styled visual narratives beyond simple slide presentations. The update also includes upgrades to Canvas in AI Mode, enhancing the tool's ability to synthesize and present document insights.

Google has upgraded NotebookLM's video overview feature to generate fully animated videos from research notes and documents, moving beyond the previous narrated slideshow format. The new capability uses multiple Google AI models including Gemini 3 and Veo 3 to automatically create visual content that matches the narrative.

Google's NotebookLM has received multiple updates including integration with Gemini 3.1 Pro and new prompt-based slide revision capabilities. The updates enable users to customize presentation slides through natural language prompts rather than manual editing.