If you aren’t familiar with Google Colab, it is an online platform that lets you write and execute code in a web browser. The reality is that it is WAY more technical than that. It uses Jupyter notebooks, Google’s cloud infrastructure, etc. but getting into all of it will...

If you’ve been using NotebookLM for a while then you probably know that once you go over a few dozen sources, it becomes hard to keep track. People have been asking for a way to organize their sources for a while and the NotebookLM team has listened…

Now you have the option to integrate information from your NotebookLM notebooks within Google Workspace Studio. This is Google’s Zapier-like platform that allows you to create workflow automations with Gemini and other Google tools.

There have been “leaks” and “teases” for a while now, but Google has finally released information about their successor to the Chromebook. They are calling it the Googlebook (yes, seriously). I’m not sure if this is a placeholder name or the final name. Time will tell.

For a long time, if you tried to upload a PowerPoint deck into NotebookLM, the app would tell you no. You had to convert your slides into a PDF first.

If you read the last post about the conference and thought “that was a lot”, they were just getting started…

You finally sat down to get some work done, but you’re stuck in a digital Groundhog Day.

Every time you open Google Gemini, you have to remind it that you hate jargon, you want bullet points, and you need a TL;DR at the top.

If you’ve noticed that your Gemini sessions have been getting cut off more often than before, it might be worth your time to check your usage limits.