As promised, Google has released an update to the Google app for Android Go Edition devices that can read web pages aloud, letting you listen to the web with your ears rather than reading with ...

Google Assistant on Android devices that've been licensed with GMS (Google Mobile Services) can use text-to-speech today. With this system, with Google Assistant, users will be able to read web ...

Google Assistant's "Read aloud" feature has become less useful, with recent updates removing its background functionality and making navigation more difficult. Google's own Reading Mode app ...

Chrome on Android has a new feature called "Listen to this page" that finally lets you read a webpage aloud from within the app.

The in-app browser for Google Search on Android is testing adding handy shortcuts to "Read Aloud" and “Translate.” ...

Google is rolling out a text-to-speech feature in Chrome for Android, allowing users to listen to webpages instead of reading them. Playback controls are similar to music players, allowing users ...

The beta version of Microsoft Edge for Android now supports reading webpages out loud, increasing accessibility and bringing users another way to consume the web.

<p>If you’re on the go a lot and want to make sure you make the best use of your time, get the bulk of your reading done aloud on your Android phone while you’re dashing about. Use earphones ...

If they don't want me to touch my phone when I'm driving, please allow me to easily have my texts read aloud to me! Thanks. The Android Auto app will sort of do that.

Google says the “Read it” feature is available in 42 different languages. This means Google Assistant can live translate a webpage to your preferred language and read that aloud as well.