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Technology · Artificial intelligence · published 2026-09-03 · via The Verge

Google adds live voice controls to Gmail, Docs, and Keep

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Google is rolling out voice assistant modes called Gmail Live, Docs Live, and Keep Live, enabling hands-free management of these apps. Gmail Live can retrieve and summarize information from inbox threads, while Docs Live helps structure documents from spoken descriptions and can pull data from other Google services. The features are designed for users on the go or unable to interact manually.

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The rollout follows a preview at Google I/O in May, with the features now reaching mobile users globally in English. Gmail Live is available on both iOS and Android for subscribers of Google's AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra tiers, while Docs Live spans both platforms but is restricted to Pro and Ultra plans. Keep Live is Android-only and likewise limited to the higher-tier

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