Thread: Apps with special features for vision impaired
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Old 02-11-2014, 11:39 PM   #4
tomsem
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Google Play Books also has TTS (and highlights phrases as it reads out), and you can upload your own ePub to your personal Play Books storage.

The Kindle app works fairly well with Android accessibility features, and with those turned on it will read out text, though it does not have plain old TTS.
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