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Google has made three main updates for its Monday’s products: Gemini now accepts audio files; Research can deal with five new languages; Notebooklm creates reports in the form of blog publications, study guides, competitions, and more.
According to Monday After x Written by Josh Woodward, Vice President of Google Labs and Gemini, the compatibility of audio files was “Top No. 1” for the Gemini application.
The freedom of Gemini users abroad in 10 minutes From the sound, and Five free claims every day. Meanwhile, AI Pro or Ai Ultra users can download the sound for up to three hours. All GIMINI claims accommodate up to 10 files through different file formats, including Zip files.
In addition, Google Search’s artificial intelligence mode has introduced five new linguistic options: Indian Portuguese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Brazilian, thanks to the merging of Gemini 2.5 with research, according to one company Blog: “With this expansion, more people can use artificial intelligence mode to ask complicated questions in their favorite language, with a deeper exploring the web.”
Notebooklm also gets a Gemini energy program to update In the form of new report patterns with more than 80 languages based on documents, files and other media that have been loaded to the user.
(Although the Gemini app is now getting the audio, Notebooklm has already had this possibility, as she put itself as a search tool that helps find patterns in files with different formats.)
Standard report formats include study evidence, briefing documents, and blog functions. Educational cards and competitions are also included in the latest Notebooklm update. Users can choose a self -created format, adjust the structure, tone and report style. The feature “must be 100 %” is available by the end of this week, according to the company’s comment on a After x.