Having a reliable text-to-speech translator app can come in handy in all manner of different circumstances.

The app of the day uses AI to simulate familiar voices and read things like books, news articles or class notes for you.

To access the new features, open up the Google Translate app, which you can download in the Apple App Store or Google Play.

The realistic text-to-speech technology sets new possibilities for content creators to work with. It helps you turn written words into audio while making your content available to more people.

Android introduced five updates on Tuesday as part of its latest release of the mobile operating system. Available for smartphones, tablets and Wear OS Android introduced five updates as part of ...

Google (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL) has added artificial intelligence-powered capabilities to Google Translate, which allows for live translations in real time, the tech giant announced today. The ...

Text-to-speech startup Speechify is launching a new version of its iOS app (v3.0) with features like a redesigned home page, the ability to scan documents, Gmail and learning platform Canvas ...

Realtime API supports multi-model text and speech experiences including natural speech-to-speech conversations using preset voices already supported in the API.

Google Chrome may lack its own reading feature, but that doesn't mean you can't use text-to-speech with the browser. Here's how to listen to content in Chrome.

A separate Pixel Drop adds a handful of new AI-boosted features to the latest Pixel phones.