Google introduces voice prompting features for Docs, Keep, and Gmail

May 19, 2026

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At the Google I/O developer conference, Google announced new voice-based prompting features for its Workspace applications, including Docs, Keep, and Gmail. These updates aim to streamline tasks such as drafting documents and taking notes by allowing users to input information verbally, enhancing productivity and user experience.

Google has introduced voice-based prompting features for Workspace apps like Docs, Keep, and Gmail during the Google I/O developer conference.
Users can now create draft documents in Docs using their voice, allowing for more fluid input and the ability to request multiple tasks simultaneously.
The voice feature can also adapt to changes in user requests during a single conversation turn.
In Keep, users can dictate their thoughts, which will be transcribed into structured notes or lists using AI.
Gmail will also support voice interactions, enabling users to ask for specific details such as flight information or appointment times.
Google is responding to a growing trend of integrating AI and voice functionality across various applications, making it easier for users to manage complex requests verbally.

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Google introduces voice prompting features for Docs, Keep, and Gmail

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