Unlock the Power of Google’s Speech Technologies



Enhance your device's functionality with the incredible capabilities of Google’s text-to-speech and speech-to-text technology. These features can transform the way you interact with your device, making it more intuitive and accessible.



Google Speech-to-Text Functionality



The Speech Recognition feature allows various applications to convert spoken words into text seamlessly. Here are some practical uses:




  • Google Maps: Use your voice to search for locations effortlessly.

  • Recorder App: Transcribe your recordings directly on your device.

  • Phone App Call Screen: Get real-time transcriptions of your callers.

  • Accessibility Apps: Operate your device hands-free with Voice Access.

  • Dictation Apps: Dictate text messages using your voice.

  • Voice Search: Quickly find your favorite shows or songs.

  • Language Learning Apps: Practice pronunciation with real-time feedback.

  • ...and many more available in the Play Store.



How to Enable Google Speech-to-Text



To activate this functionality on your Android device, follow these steps:




  1. Open Settings.

  2. Navigate to Apps & notifications.

  3. Select Default apps.

  4. Choose Assist App.

  5. Set Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google as your preferred voice input engine.



Google Text-to-Speech Functionality



The Text-to-Speech service enables applications to read text aloud, providing an engaging audio experience. Here are some examples of its applications:




  • Google Play Books: Enjoy a "Read Aloud" feature for your favorite books.

  • Google Translate: Hear the pronunciation of translated words.

  • Talkback: Receive spoken feedback for enhanced accessibility.

  • ...and many other applications available in the Play Store.



How to Enable Google Text-to-Speech



To use Google Text-to-Speech on your Android device, follow these steps:




  1. Open Settings.

  2. Go to Languages & Input.

  3. Select Text-to-Speech output.

  4. Choose Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google as your preferred engine.



Note: On many Android devices, Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google is pre-installed. However, you can update to the latest version here.