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Google Expands Gemini Notebook With Free Textbook Sources

The study tool is adding a searchable collection alongside material users already provide.

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Read and understand · 1/2What can users make after adding a textbook as a source?

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Revision materials such as quizzes. The article says users can generate revision material, including quizzes and flashcards.

Clue: Once a book is added as a source, users can ask questions about its contents or generate revision material, including quizzes and flashcards. Google says responses include citations that link back to the textbook; readers can use those links to check the source.

Read and understand · 2/2What does Android Authority report about access outside the United States and India?

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No expansion timetable has been announced. The report says Google has not announced when it might expand to other regions.

Clue: Android Authority reports that the feature is rolling out to users in the United States and India. The publication says Google has not announced when it might expand to other regions.

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Google says answers link back to the textbook through citations. Android Authority reports a rollout to users in the United States and India and no announced timetable for other regions.

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