Google Gemini Unveils New Features Audio Overview and Canvas for Enhanced User Experience

Google Gemini Unveils New Features: Audio Overview and Canvas for Enhanced User Experience

Google’s Gemini team has introduced two exciting new features: Audio Overview and Canvas, designed to enhance user experience and provide innovative ways to engage with documents and coding projects.

As reported by GSM Arena, Audio Overview transforms uploaded documents into audio podcasts, hosted by two AI presenters. Originally launched in Google’s NotebookLM, this feature is now available to all Gemini users, regardless of their subscription plan. However, it is currently only available in English, with support for additional languages expected in the near future. To create an Audio Overview, users can upload documents or slides on various topics and click the suggestion chip that appears above the prompt bar. The podcast is generated in just a few minutes and can be easily shared, downloaded, and accessed via both web and mobile apps. Google recommends using Audio Overview for class notes, research papers, email threads, and reports generated by Deep Research.

In addition to Audio Overview, Gemini has launched Canvas, an interactive space designed to simplify the creation, refinement, and sharing of work. Canvas enables users to generate high-quality first drafts effortlessly and refine them with feedback from Gemini. The platform includes quick editing tools to adjust tone, length, and formatting, making it ideal for seamless collaboration. Once a project is complete, users can export it to Google Docs with just one click. Canvas also supports coding, helping developers quickly create working prototypes for web apps, Python scripts, games, and simulations, while students can use it to learn coding concepts.

Canvas is being rolled out globally to all Gemini and Gemini Advanced users in all languages. Users can start using it by selecting Canvas in the prompt bar.

With these new features, Google continues to demonstrate its commitment to innovation, aiming to revolutionize the way we interact with documents and coding projects.

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