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Boss AI Brief · 10-23 · Meet translates 63 languages

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1. Meet translates 63 languages

What happenedGoogle Meet can now translate speech live in 63 languages and auto-detects which language people are speaking.

What it means for youHandy if you deal with overseas suppliers, customers or staff who don't speak English well.

Act on it?Worth a tryturn on live translation in your next Google Meet call with a non-English speaker.

Source: Google Workspace 更新 →

2. Sheets adds box-whisker charts

What happenedGoogle Sheets can now build box and whisker charts straight from a range of numbers, working out min, max, median and outliers automatically.

What it means for youSaves time if you track things like job prices, wait times or sales spread and want to see the full range at a glance.

Act on it?Worth a tryselect a column of numbers in Sheets and insert a box and whisker chart to see it.

Source: Google Workspace 更新 →

3. Voice-typed docs on mobile

What happenedGoogle Docs on mobile now has Docs Live, which turns spoken conversation into a structured document.

What it means for youCould save time writing up quotes, notes or reports when you're on the move and can't type.

Act on it?Worth a tryopen Google Docs on your phone and try dictating a document with Docs Live.

Source: Google Workspace 更新 →

4. One hub to customise Gemini

What happenedGemini now has a single 'customize' area where you set how it writes and connect it to your other apps and workflows.

What it means for youMeans less repeating yourself to the AI every time - set your style and formatting once.

Act on it?Worth a tryopen the customize hub in Gemini and set your preferred writing style.

Source: Google Workspace 更新 →

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