Gemini App Introduces Document History for Enhanced Deep Research and Canvas
The latest update to the Gemini app introduces significant enhancements for users conducting in-depth research. With the recent redesign, the app now features a dedicated “Documents” section in the “My Stuff” folder, which improves the organization and accessibility of research outputs.
Overview of the New Features
The Gemini app’s new web design offers a more streamlined interface. Previously, users accessed their content through a grid of rounded squares, which was inefficient for viewing long document titles. The updated “My Stuff” section changes this dynamic.
Key Enhancements
- Documents List: The new “Documents” feature displays Deep Research reports and Canvas creations clearly.
- Media Section: Users can still view all generated images and videos in the “Media” section.
- Quick Access: The last two documents accessed appear first, with a link to view the complete list.
These improvements make it easier to navigate between different types of content, including reports, text documents, and coding projects, with clear icons indicating each type.
Accessibility Across Platforms
Currently, the new “Documents” list is only available on the web version of the Gemini app. There is no release for the mobile versions on Android or iOS at this time.
Mobile Updates
In addition to the new document features, the mobile apps are rolling out a shortcut to NotebookLM. This shortcut is accessible through the account menu and directs users to the full website. However, it will not open the app even if installed.
These changes signal Gemini’s commitment to enhancing user experience and improving tools for deep research and content creation. To view the new features, visit the My Stuff section at gemini.google.com/mystuff/documents.
The post Gemini App Introduces Document History for Enhanced Deep Research and Canvas appeared first on CDN3 - Filmogaz.
