Just as Google did with their popular Translate app, the search giant has now brought in-app functionality to their Text-to-speech engine.

The application is Google's Text-to-Speech engine and by uploading it as an independent app to the Google Play store, it gives the search giant some flexibility in how it updates the TTS engine.

If you’ve used any Android device since Android 4.1 Jelly Bean launched, you’ll know just how good Google’s Text-to-speech engine is. While some other companies like Samsung have been trying ...

What Text-to-Speech does is it reads aloud whatever is on your screen, as long as the app being used supports it. For example, this is the app that allows Google Play Books to read your book to you.

Google's TTS is used by any app that hooks into the API, most notably Google Translate and Google Play Books. Other text-to-speech engines are available, but Google's is pre-installed on Android.

It’s brought Google Text-to-Speech to Google Play as a standalone app, so regardless of what device you own you can now choose to hear the familiar female voice.

The new Google Text-to-Speech Engine is now available to download for free as a 9.9MB download and can be enabled on your Android device by going to Settings > Language & Input > Text-to-speech ...

The latest version of the app adds a “Google Text-to-speech engine” that allows users to highlight text they want read back. Selecting the option will bring up a box that simply says speaking.

The latest Google Text-to-Speech 3.0 update brings with it a wealth of new tweaks, enhancements and performance boosts as well as providing a newly designed user interface, and cleaner voices to ...

Text-to-speech synthesis has made great strides over the course of the last few years, up to the point where many modern systems almost sound like a real person is reading a text. Google has been ...