Technology Updates You Need Right Now

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Google Gemini's Audio Upload Feature

Google just rolled out a big change to Gemini. You can now upload audio files—MP3, WAV, even ZIP archives—straight from Android, iOS, or the web. The move answers the most common request from users who need to feed voice recordings into the AI for transcription or analysis. Free accounts get 10 minutes of audio per prompt and five prompts a day; paid plans push that up to three hours per prompt.

Setting it up is simple. Open the Gemini app, tap the new "Audio" button, choose your file, and hit send. The AI reads the file, turns speech into text, and can even summarize or answer questions about the content. It works for podcasts, meeting recordings, or personal notes.

How This Impacts Your Workflow

If you spend time creating audio—whether you host a podcast or just record interviews—this update can shave off a lot of manual work. No more copying text into the chat box or using separate transcription tools. Gemini handles it all in one place, so you stay focused on the content, not the tech.

For free users, the limits mean you’ll need to be selective. Keep prompts short, split long recordings, or upgrade if you regularly need more than ten minutes. Paid plans are priced competitively, and the extra minutes can be a real time‑saver for professionals.

Beyond Gemini, this trend shows AI platforms are listening to real‑world needs. Audio support is becoming a standard feature, so expect more tools to follow suit. Keeping an eye on these updates helps you stay ahead, whether you’re a creator, a student, or just someone who likes to tinker.

That’s the main story for today’s tech roundup. Stay tuned for more quick guides, product reviews, and how‑to tips that keep you in the loop without the jargon. Got a question about Gemini or another app? Drop a comment and we’ll dive into it next time.