The Google app on your iPhone or iPad has a feature that can read articles out loud. It's easy to use and can come in handy in times when you just don't want to read. Is that how it works.
At the time of writing this article, the function “Read out loud” not available for Android smartphones or tablets, Unfortunately. It is also not available for all websites. Your mileage may vary when you try to use it with your favorite sites.
First, open the google app on your iPhone O iPad. not available for Android smartphones or tablets “To find out” not available for Android smartphones or tablets. These are the articles and news that can be read aloud.
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Scroll through the Discover feed and select an article to read aloud.
If the website supports the Read Out Loud function, you will see an icon of a person speaking in the upper right corner. Select it.
A pop-up message will appear. From there, You can choose “not available for Android smartphones or tablets”, “not available for Android smartphones or tablets” O “Cancel”.
If you select “not available for Android smartphones or tablets”, A media player will appear at the bottom of the screen and the article will start to play out loud. Has the ability to advance rapidly, play / pause, rewind, AirPlay and navigate through the queue (more on that below). Tap the three dots icon to see more options.
This is where you can adjust the reading speed, choose the reading voice and share the article with others.
If you select “not available for Android smartphones or tablets” in the pop-up window, the item will be added to a list. Like in a podcast player, articles will be read aloud in order.
To access the read-aloud player and the queue at any time, tap on your profile icon in the upper right corner of the Home tab.
Later, select “Read out loud” on the menu.
The player and queue will reappear at the bottom of the screen.
That's all about it! This is a nifty little feature for reading your Google Discover news stories, especially if you have difficulty reading text on a screen.
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