Have you ever been so tired that the thought of having to read something makes you cringe?
I know I have.
There are even useful options thatll let you personalize the reading experience.
Lets see how what needs to be done.
once you nail the site you want Google Assistant to read, say, Hey Google, Read it .
Before you go ahead and tell Google to read something for you, did you set upGoogle Voice Match?
Dont be surprised if you see a message saying you gotta allow Google permission to use screen context.
If you see it tap, OK, and youre good to go.
Once you say the magic words, Google will say Ok, and it will start reading.
Youll hear the speed of your choice in real-time.
When youve found the speed you like, tap on the Done button.
you could also control the text reading from the notification bar.
At the top, itll even show you how many minutes of reading are left.
If you want to stop the reading, just tap on the X.
Even if you leave the custom online window and open another app, the text will continue to play.
Even if you turn off your display, youll continue to hear the text.
you might choose between 2 female voices and two male voices.
To choose a specific voice, tap on one of the colored circles.
The Translation option will do just that, translate the text but to a whopping 42 languages.
