(or more specifically ... Read to You)
There are a number of accessibility features built into IOS. Take a look under Settings / General / Accessibility for a whole plethora of tools that are designed for users with disabilities - and may be useful to users without disabilities as well.
In particular, you'll find "Speak Selection" under the the Accessibility options. Turning this 'on' will insert a read-out-loud (or Speak more precisely) function into the Copy-Select All-Define option.
Read my email out loud: Try this: with Speak Selection enabled, open an email or a document on your iPhone. Press and hold the first word in the body of the email (nope - I can't seem to make this work by starting at the "FROM" field - let me know if you figure this out).. The Copy-Select All-Define-Speak option will pop up. Select-All or drag the select bars to choose text - then choose "speak". Your IOS device will start reading the text out loud.
Then there are APPS to do this. Check into Talkler as one example...
There are a number of accessibility features built into IOS. Take a look under Settings / General / Accessibility for a whole plethora of tools that are designed for users with disabilities - and may be useful to users without disabilities as well.
In particular, you'll find "Speak Selection" under the the Accessibility options. Turning this 'on' will insert a read-out-loud (or Speak more precisely) function into the Copy-Select All-Define option.
Read my email out loud: Try this: with Speak Selection enabled, open an email or a document on your iPhone. Press and hold the first word in the body of the email (nope - I can't seem to make this work by starting at the "FROM" field - let me know if you figure this out).. The Copy-Select All-Define-Speak option will pop up. Select-All or drag the select bars to choose text - then choose "speak". Your IOS device will start reading the text out loud.
Then there are APPS to do this. Check into Talkler as one example...
