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Google Expands Gemini Notebook With Syncing, Interactive Tools and a New Name

Google is expanding Gemini Notebook , the product previously called NotebookLM, from a source-grounded research tool into a connected knowledge workspace across the Gemini app and NotebookLM. Official updates published in 2026 describe synced notebooks, real-time conversations, mobile audio recording and interactive overviews, while the product's July rebrand aligns it more closely with Gemini's…

Google is expanding its Gemini Notebook service, previously known as NotebookLM, with syncing capabilities, interactive tools, and a new name. This expansion began in April 2026 with the introduction of Notebooks in Gemini, which can now sync notes, chats, files, and projects across the Gemini app and NotebookLM. On July 16, 2026, NotebookLM was rebranded as Gemini Notebook, with the update rolling out across interfaces in the following weeks.

In September 2026, Google announced new features for Gemini Notebook, including real-time conversations, mobile audio recording, and interactive overviews like quizzes, flashcards, and video summaries.

For users, these changes mean more ways to capture, discuss, and review notebook content. The primary value for businesses lies in the ability to maintain consistent context across related work, reducing the need to repeatedly gather and restate information. However, the announcement does not guarantee the accuracy of the generated material or replace the need for human review.

New features are also connected to subscription plans, with certain capabilities available only to subscribers. Additionally, some promotional offers, such as free student access, are tied to specific eligibility criteria and geographic availability. Therefore, businesses should carefully assess their access and the capabilities available in their region before integrating Gemini Notebook into their workflows.

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