Various settings can be adjusted using the pop-up window. All that's left is to open a book in Kindle, iBooks, or wherever, and swipe two fingers down from the top of the screen to start Siri reading. Siri will read literally any visible text, so be sure to tap the screen once to remove any extraneous elements (such as the book's title, number of pages left, etc.). Siri even flips the pages as it reads along. Once Siri starts reading, a small semi-transparent arrow appears on the side of the screen. Tap it to bring up several options, including the ability to pause/play speech, or to slow it down/speed it up. (The speaking rate can also be adjusted via a slider on the Speech menu in Settings.) Siri doesn't read as well as a human being, of course, but once you get used to its monotone delivery and the occasional mispronounced word, it does a surprisingly good job. The Kindle App is an app that I have used on my Android device and discarded for Moon+ Reader, but I’m willing to give it another try on the Mac. At least the Library UI is decent on the Kindle app. Dark backgrounds and well arranged book covers look good. Go on and give it a try! ![]() ![]() Book Read Aloud For MacbookFBReader 0.9 beta for Mac The latest release date: 13 August 2018.. Blu ray reader writer for mac. The beta release is very close to production quality.
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