ESpeak is in the iPhone app store. If you have IOS16, eloquence is built into every iPhone with IOS16 and above.

Hi I just got the latest ESpeak-ng for iPhone, or the one that is in the app store. I love it! Do you think we will get the latest ESpeak for NVDA soon? The ESpeak ng for iPhone has a lot of new varia

Hi, I am trying to learn Japanese with japanesepod101.com … and the quizzes do not seem to be accessible. Has anyone found a way to take the quizzes or do you think I can get along without them? Other

One last thing. Microsoft edge lets you read with many more natural voices in many languages. Can these be downloaded as little voice packages for use with Narrator or eventually NVDA? Each narrator v

Hi, Will it soon be possible to use the new narrator windows11 22h2 extremely natural voices, Jenny, guy, and Aria, with NVDA? These voices sound better than anything we’ve ever had before. And is the

I think microsoft flight simulator may be partially accessible with a paid addon called, its your plane or something like that.

I posted the following issue on NVDA github and I think it’s a good idea. So what do you all think? First the link to the issue then below is the text of the issue. https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/is

if you purchased it for $60 or so, they will send the activation code to your email in about a day or two.

I also found out with the wayback machine by looking at an old copy of www.bestspeech.com from 1996, that keynote gold supported more languages than I thought it did. I got to hear samples from the ol

yes maybe I should turn on spell check in both NVDA and jaws to catch that stuff. anyway I edited it, now the typo is fixed.

I just found out by using the wayback machine on the internet archive, looking at an old copy of www.eloq.com That eloquence would even run on windows 3.1 and it requires a i486 33mhz processor and a

in jaws it is called mouse echo, insert+space, letter e as in echo. then use the following commands and also both jaws and NVDA offer visual highlighting so sighted people can follow along with what y

one core voices do have japanese. go into settings, windows+i. accessibility in windows11, or ease of access in windows10. down to narrator, tab to add voices, tab to add more voices under language pa

did anyone on here ever use the infovox230 software tts by Telia Promotor, for windows 95 through xp? It was a formant tts, only one for its time to support all the scandinavaian languages such as Ice

I think you can still get window eyes from the internet archive wayback machine but it may not work well at all on modern windows. Lots of interesting stuff old assistive tech websites on the wayback

I also find it interesting that the eloquence voice many people like that is also now on iPhone is now 27 or so years old already. and I think the only reason it became so popular is that Jaws started

if you go to the internet archive wayback machine, you can find copies of old websites dating back to 1995 or so including old copies of blazie engineering, pulsedata, gwmicro, microTalk for asap and

hi ken, I would be interested in a book on the history of screen readers and access technology if you ever wrote it I would buy it. I know keynote gold was made by Berkeley text-to-speech systems in t

I think the first screen reader for windows was, outspoken, by Berkeley in 1988 or 1989.

I wish we could just go to a website and reset our own keys, like you can reset your jaws license keys.