What if your notebook could think with you, not just for you? Imagine a tool that doesn’t just store your notes but actively helps you connect ideas, solve problems, and even learn faster. That’s the ...

Google is updating NotebookLM, its AI note-taking and research assistant, with a new tool to help users simplify complex research, along with support for additional file types. The service is rolling ...

Core Scientific shareholders on Thursday voted down an all-stock acquisition offer from partner and competitor CoreWeave that was valued at the time at $9 billion. They did so following a vote-no ...

Color screen. Slim and super portable. Great for to-do lists and quick notes. Still a nice amount of space to write on. But not every brainstorm or list needs a full-size page. That's where ReMarkable ...

Over the past several months, notebooks have slowly chipped away at my reliance on note-taking apps to log my ideas. My memory has started to improve since I remember more of what I write down, and ...

Copilot Pages makes it easy to find and organize info for your research and study projects. Here’s how to use it and why I think it’s better than Google’s NotebookLM. I've been testing PC and mobile ...

Have you ever wished for a tool that could turn the chaos of scattered research notes, dense academic papers, and complex concepts into something clear, concise, and actionable? Enter NotebookLM, ...

I must admit, I didn't think NotebookLM would be an AI service of interest to me when Google first released it. Built on Gemini models, NotebookLM lets you feed the AI a variety of sources to generate ...

NotebookLM stands out with AI-powered features like source-based chat with citations, mind maps, audio overviews, multi-language support, auto notes, and collaborative tools—making research, ...

To help demonstrate what NotebookLM can do, Google is introducing “featured notebooks” on various topics. Google partnered with “respected authors, researchers, publications and nonprofits” to create ...

'The Notebook,' which starred Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams, hit theaters on June 25, 2004 Samantha Stutsman is a writer and surveillance editor at PEOPLE. Maximum Film / Alamy Stock Photo More than ...