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Google is adding new voice features powered by Gemini to Gmail, Docs, and Keep. With these updates, users can complete tasks just by speaking, the company announced.<\/strong><\/p>\n These apps now use Gemini Audio models for new features. Gmail adds conversational inbox search, Docs lets users draft documents hands-free, and Keep offers voice-driven note organization.<\/span><\/p>\n This week, Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers will get the new features. Business customers using Workspace will also get them soon, depending on the product.<\/span><\/p>\n Google first showed its Gemini Audio models at the I\/O event in Workspace.<\/span><\/p>\n Gmail Live enables users to search their inbox by posing questions about upcoming events or scheduling a task. It swiftly presents relevant information, eliminating the need to scroll through email threads.<\/span><\/p>\n Docs Live lets users create documents by speaking. It can organize ideas, structure the document, and, if allowed, pull information from Gmail, Drive, Chat, and the web. Google says this helps users get to a first draft faster and adjust the tone.<\/span><\/p>\n Maintain Live builds\u2019 emphasis on quick note-taking within the app by enabling users to organize their ideas using voice commands. Spoken thoughts are converted into actionable notes, simplifying the process of tracking ideas while on the move.<\/span><\/p>\n The features are rolling out this week. Gmail Live and Keep Live are available to Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers, while Docs Live is available to Pro and Ultra subscribers.<\/span><\/p>\n