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One way to go is through a text to speech reader so its the kind of thing you can listen to standing in line at the bank. Speechify is a good service for bookm
by jimmySixDOF 4y ago
One way to go is through a text to speech reader so its the kind of thing you can listen to standing in line at the bank. Speechify is a good service for bookmarking into a listening list.
Ps YMMV a lot based on figures code snippets and anything illustrated so not for all content including the featured article
- leobg 4y agoTried Speechify on my phone and found it terrible. Hated the navigation and found the pricing model ridiculous. Deleted it and stuck with Voice Dream Reader. It’s the first app I install on every iPhone, and where I keep all my reading - articles, ebooks, and even physical books which I scan just so I can read them inside VDR. I can read with my eyes. I can listen to the text while doing other things. And I can take highlights and notes and export them. This also is my answer to OP. I save these articles to VDR. And when I have time to read or listen to something, I open the app. It helps that VDR shows me the length of each document in terms of reading time. When you ask me how long a particular book was, I’ll say “It’s a 12 hour book”. Really helps to put things in perspective.