How to get started with Google Text-to-Speech

Welcome to the 21st century where all fantasies of your childhood, have become a reality as if you have a laptop that talks back to you.

Granted, computers have long had this ability. Text-to-speech (TTS), as it is called, normally meant to help people with vision problems. But on Android, also power some other useful features, such as a book read aloud or to help you learn a new language.

Before more than a year, the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean introduced a new conversational voice text-to-speech, so you will not sound like your average robot run-off - the-mill. And just last week, Google unveiled two high- quality digital voices in the latest Text-to-Speech app updated to help make your Android - powered device you something you really want to talk to you.

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Currently, there are only a handful of applications outside of Google 's equity using natural feature Text-to-Speech, but it's still a very handy feature. Here 's how to get started.

Enable Text-to-Speech

First, you need to activate the Text-to-speech from the Settings menu Android.

In Android 4.2.2 or later, the head table Language & Input, and then select Text-to-speech output, is located towards the bottom of the screen.