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Google Knol - now with text-to-speech
By niclasbergstrom | October 8, 2008
A few days ago Google announced that they begin to experiment with text-to-speech on their “Knol”.
Quote from their site: “We are experimenting with Audio Playback as an option for some knols, starting with a handful of English language featured knols. You can listen using our Flash player, or by downloading an mp3 file and using any mp3 player.”
If a listen-button is shown next to the “print” and “share” button, you know that the Knol is available also as audio.
Read all about it and try it out here: http://knol.google.com/k/knol-help/knol-audio-playback/
Topics: Hi-tech, Innovation, TTS, Uncategorized |
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