The Kindle app for Android, iOS, and Mac (sorry, not Windows) now supports text-to-speech feature, a Reddit post on this revealed. It can read out in several international languages at the moment ...

When setting up my new smartphone (Moto G4 Plus, Android 6) I decided to pick up the Kindle app as I have a handful of books I have paper and digital versions. In my excitement I noticed the ...

Ivona Software offers a range of text-to-speech software for PCs and mobile devices. The company currently offers 44 different voices in 17 languages, and they pretty much all sound better than ...

Amazon hasn’t offered a Kindle eReader with speakers or a headphone jack since the 2011 Kindle Touch. That was also the last model to support text-to-speech software that could read eBooks aloud ...

Amazon's free update to the Kindle Android app makes e-books searchable via voice or text; lets you add in-book notes; and integrates with Dictionary.com, Wikipedia, and Shelfari.

Following criticism by some authors, Amazon is pulling back on the experimental text-to-speech feature in the new Kindle 2. Instead of making the automated reader available across the board, the ...

Over the weekend Amazon decided to tweak the way that the text-to-speech feature of the Kindle 2 worked following claims made by the Authors Guild that the new feature created a derivative work ...

The association, which is a professional organization for writers, has objected to the fact that the Kindle 2 features text-to-speech functionality that can read books aloud.

The Kindle's text-to-speech feature blurs the lines between books and recordings, and that means those two rights are in conflict with each other. Come on, text-to-speech has been around forever!