Google Play Books Introduces Read Aloud Feature

Google may often play second fiddle to most major online resellers of ebooks, but that is not stopping the company from expanding into foreign markets and updating its Android apps. Today the company pushed out a new update that introduces a new Read Aloud feature that will narrate free flowing ebooks. You can also pinch-zoom or double-tap-zoom in all books. Finally, they are delivering personalized recommendations shown at the end of your library and at the end of the ebooks.

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