Google introduces smart voice features in Gmail, Docs, and Keep
Google has launched new intelligent voice features in the Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Keep applications after the testing period ended. These features are available to subscribers of the paid Google AI plans. The capabilities are based on voice interactions with the Gemini Live AI assistant, allowing users to ask questions and give instructions naturally, rather than relying on traditional searches. In Gmail, messages turn into smart conversations that enable searching within emails and asking questions about the content, with support for flexible dialogues and displaying sources of information. In Google Docs, the Docs Live feature helps organize ideas and transform them into a draft document, leveraging information stored in Google Drive and Google Chat. Meanwhile, Keep Live allows users to organize notes and lists via voice based on the context of speech. Currently, it is available on Android devices for those subscribed to Google AI Pro and Ultra plans.
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