Google has officially launched its AI-powered note-taking app, NotebookLM, for both Android and iOS platforms, marking a significant expansion of its capabilities beyond desktop use. The mobile app is now available on the App Store for iOS 17+ devices and on the Google Play Store for Android 10+ devices. X (formerly, Twitter) has rolled out a rebuilt version of its Android app after nearly a year of development. Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, announced that the company rebuilt the app from scratch, calling it "one of the largest engineering efforts in the company's history." Bier also noted some improvements remain in progress, including better performance on older Android devices and support for hosting Spaces on Android. X has made the rebuilt Android app available globally through the Google Play Store. Read more in our articles including "Google's AI Note-Taking App NotebookLM Now Available on Mobile" and "X app gets ‘rebuilt’ for Android: brings smoother experience".
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Jul 15, 2026Google has officially launched its AI-powered note-taking app, NotebookLM, for both Android and iOS platforms, marking a significant expansion of its capabilities beyond desktop use. The mobile app is now available on the App Store for iOS 17+ devices and on the Google Play Store for Android 10+ devices.
X (formerly, Twitter) has rolled out a rebuilt version of its Android app after nearly a year of development. Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, announced that the company rebuilt the app from scratch, calling it "one of the largest engineering efforts in the company's history." Bier also noted some improvements remain in progress, including better performance on older Android devices and support for hosting Spaces on Android. X has made the rebuilt Android app available globally through the Google Play Store.
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