Google Renames NotebookLM as Gemini Notebook, Integrates It Into Gemini Ecosystem

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Google has rebranded NotebookLM as Gemini Notebook, folding the research tool into its broader Gemini product ecosystem. The renamed experience allows notebooks to act as persistent knowledge bases that sync across the Gemini app, enabling context from files and chats to inform future Gemini interactions. A staged rollout was planned, with web access first made available to Google AI Ultra, Pro, and Plus subscribers in April 2026, followed by mobile access in subsequent weeks. Paid subscribers gain access to advanced features including agentic capabilities, web search, and downloadable outputs such as charts, PDFs, spreadsheets, and images. The integration is designed to eliminate the disconnect between standalone notebook work and Gemini conversations, making research context reusable across multiple interactions.

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