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To sign within Google Docs, go to Insert, then Drawing, then New. A box will appear for you to draw in. Just go to the menu ...

Amidst all the big features added in recent versions of Android, Google has rolled out a handful that bring improvements to a range of day-to-day activities. One of these additions brings the ...

Stashpad, a developer-focused “DM to yourself”-styled notebook app, is now pivoting to a docs app that you can use without logging in. The company will still maintain its original notes app and call ...

In a recent update, Google Docs has introduced a new feature that simplifies the process of making meeting notes. This feature, which is a meeting notes template, can be set up in just a few clicks.

Taking, organizing, and sharing meeting notes with other participants is a big job. Google Docs' meeting notes make storing and organizing details unique to a new or existing calendar event easier.

NotebookLM is a neat research tool with some big ideas. It’s still rough and new, but it feels like Google is onto something. NotebookLM is a neat research tool with some big ideas. It’s still rough ...

Google’s NotebookLM, a note-taking app that’s infused with a large language model, is now available to everyone in the US. The company built NotebookLM to only pull information from a custom dataset.

Feed your documents and other research resources into NotebookLM, and its genAI will analyze them, create new materials from them — even turn them into a spoken podcast with human-sounding AI hosts.

In a groundbreaking move, Google has officially announced the launch of NotebookLM, an AI note-taking app that leverages the capabilities of its Gemini Pro large language model (LLM). This ...

A productive workflow is incomplete without an effective note-taking solution, and each of us has a favorite. Some people swear by the simplicity of Google Keep, while others prefer a robust solution ...