Here, we explore the top seven free apps that excel in converting academic text to speech, ensuring that academic resources are more accessible than ever.

AI audio startup ElevenLabs has now made its text-to-speech Reader app available ... so these voices are presumably licensed. The reader app is free to download and use, and won’t consume ...

Disabilities shouldn't hold you back from using your devices to their fullest. If you're hard of hearing, features like ...

manual or restaurant menu-- and the Reader captures the text, converts it digitally and through text-to-speech reads it back to the user. The Reader has a 6-cell lithium-ion battery and can play ...

The company powers voice interactions on the Rabbit r1, as well as text-to-speech features on AI-powered search engine Perplexity and audio platforms Pocket FM and Kuku FM. The Reader app is its ...

Microsoft has a text-to-speech feature built into a number of Windows programs, including Microsoft Office, the Edge web browser, and OneNote. By default, the voices for your computer's current ...

Those of us who were around in the late 70s and into the 80s might remember the Speak & Spell, a children’s toy with a remarkable text-to-speech synthesizer. While it sounds dated by today’s ...

6. To begin utilizing text-to-speech, tap the screen and then tap the play button at the bottom to begin hearing your book. Your book or document should then begin to be read aloud.