Listen To The Web With Talking Web Browsers

Speech Browser can listen news, article,novels from any webpage.
Speech Browser can support 36 languages speech, user can customize speech language, speech rate, speech pitch according to user's request.

Speech:
- Support 36 languages
- Can auto-read text, news from any webpage
- Suppoert speech rate, speech pitch

video demo : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPSTQJ6wXl0

Browser
- Full screen
- Bookmarks
- History
- Screen lock
- Multi-page support
- User-agent settting


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Speak News reads RSS feed stories to you using text-to-speech. Speak News app is built for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Use Siri to open Speak News and listen to news stories hands-free using the earphones remote control. Just say “Hey Siri, Open Speak News” and the app will start reading your current news stories.

Complete Features

• Use Siri to open the app and listen to stories.
• A bookmark can be an RSS/Atom news feed, a Speak News keyword query, a Twitter user tweet feed, hashtag search or word search, or a Google News query. Speak News queries can be created and performed while offline, searching the stories cached on the device.
• Import bookmarks from a Feedly OPML feed library URL.
• Multitasking allows updating news feeds in the background while reading or listening to news in the foreground.
• Automatically selects appropriate international speech voices based on story language.
• Toolbar functions in a feed view include Play/Pause, Stop, Previous, Next, Update All Feeds, View Mode, Share, Settings.
• Share news headlines and links, or entire news feeds through the standard iOS Share social media activities view, including Message, Mail, Notes, Reminders, Twitter, Google+, OneNote, Wunderlist, Flipboard, Facebook, Pinterest, Evernote, etc.
• Current story info and Play/Pause, Previous, Next functions are available in the media player controls in the device's lock screen and Control Center.
• Speak News automatically rotates through available voices for the current language for each story. This gives more variety and distinction in the sequence of spoken news stories. For instance, in English, this gives U.S. , U.K. Ireland, New Zealand, and Australian voices.
• All stories are saved on your device for later reading and listening while offline.
• Efficient text-only story display makes loading and reading faster, and saves money on your cell phone plan by downloading minimal data.
• Display Styles include White, Light Gray, Sepia, Dark Gray, Dark Red, and Black. The "dark mode" Black and Dark Red styles are ideal for reading in dark environments.
• All text is responsive to the user's preferred text size as set in Settings > Display & Brightness > Text Size, and Settings > General > Accessibility > Larger Text.
• Toolbar functions in the Bookmarks view include New Bookmark, Go To Section, Find, Settings, Library, and Edit.
• Today Widget displays scrolling list of stories from current feed.
• Use the remote control on earphones to speak and pause stories, move to next or previous stories, or select a new RSS feed from your bookmarks.
• Create your own bookmarks and bookmark sections.
• Import bookmarks from Imaja’s Speak News RSS Feeds Library featuring a broad selection of essential and informative news feeds.
• Settings includes many controls for news story display, auto-reload, speech and auto-scrolling behavior, and user-interface sounds.
• Keyboard shortcuts are supported for Speak News functions for use with external Bluetooth keyboards.
• RSS feed details are viewable in the Edit Bookmark view.
• Word Usage action displays statistics on word frequencies in a story or a complete feed.
• Speak News supports a custom URL scheme for adding bookmarks.

Touch Gesture Shortcuts

Several touch gesture shortcuts support feed view navigation, speech control, changing display styles or story length, and updating all feeds. See imaja.com/speaknews for details.

Remote Control with Earphones

Tap the center button:
• One time to play or pause the speech.
• Two times to skip to the next story.
• Three times to skip to the previous story.
• Five times to enter Bookmark Selection Mode. In Bookmark Selection Mode, listen for the desired bookmark name and tap one time to open and start speaking the feed.

Settings

Use the Settings view to configure the text display, graphic style and behavior of Speak News.

Visit imaja.com/speaknews for more details and screenshots.

Follow @SpeakNewsApp on Twitter.

Speed read the web at up to 1000 words per minute using official Spritz technology!

"Words can't describe how how amazing Spritz is, you have to try it to believe it"

Sprint is a multi-tabbed web browser that let's you Spritz or listen to a web page with a single tap. You don't need to highlight the text, just find a page you want to read and tap the read button, Sprint does the rest.

Key Features:
• Multi-tabbed web browser.
• Spritz web pages using official Spritz technology with a single tap.
• Read at up to 1000 words per minute!
• No need to highlight the text you want to read, Sprint extracts it for you.
• Listen to web pages with a single tap.
• Reading speed stored in iCloud.
• Search straight from the address bar.

Once you have found a page Sprint gives you three options on how to read it.

1) Speed read it using official Spritz technology.

Spritz is an incredible technology that makes reading easier on your eyes. Words are presented to you one at a time in a way that is optimised for your eyes to see. The result is that you spend less time seeing the words, and end up reading at up to double the speed you were able to before! You have to try it to believe it.

2) Listen to the web page

Sprint also gives you the option to have the web page read aloud, just like it was an audio book.

If you hop off the train and start walking to the office, just tap the voice button and continue to listen to what you were just reading.

You're running at the gym, but have to start researching your next project? Do both at the same time by letting Sprint read web pages aloud to you.

3) Just read it in the traditional way

Some web pages are full of beautiful images and videos. You most likely want to just look at these pages as you always have, and Sprint handles this just fine!