Imagine this: you’ve got a stack of reading to catch up on… market research reports, scientific papers, industry news, podcasts. And, you don’t want to spend the time to slog through it all. What if ...

After months of waiting, Google began rolling out the stand-alone NotebookLM app on the App Store and Google Play on Monday. "It's designed to make it much easier to curate and understand information ...

Along with a redesigned ‘+' menu ...

A listing for Google’s NotebookLM app has appeared on the App Store with an expected launch date of May 20, meaning the popular research assistant will go portable this month. May 20 is the first day ...

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Since launch, the NotebookLM mobile experience has been focused on letting you listen to Audio Overviews on the go. The NotebookLM app for Android and iOS now supports flashcards and quizzes.

NotebookLM has easily proven to be one of Google's best AI-powered apps. The tool has continued to get better — thanks to new updates that added video overviews and other features like the ability to ...

The NotebookLM app now offers new customization options. The platform is positioned as an AI-powered research assistant. More updates can be expected soon, according to the platform. The NotebookLM ...

NotebookLM, the Google research tool that gained notoriety for its uncanny AI-generated podcasts, is getting an official app on May 20, 2025. You can pre-register for ...

Why is this important? This update turns the NotebookLM app into a more active learning tool, helping users retain information more effectively with flashcards and testing their knowledge with quizzes ...

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