Google Text-to-speech may not be the sexiest app out there, but it's a particularly useful one for many people, especially those who make use of accessibility options such as Talkback on Android phones. The last meaningful update to it came back in April (v3.11) with a few new languages (Bangla (India), Czech, Khmer, Nepali, Sinhala, and Ukrainian) as well as improvements to voices and better number processing.

The latest update brings the app up to version 3.13.3 and includes support for two more languages: Filipino and Greek. There's also a new setting for language detection on devices running Oreo and a few more improvements to how the voices sound. You can see the full changelog for the latest update below:

What's New

• Added support for Filipino, Greek.
• Experimental setting to enable language detection on devices with Android Oreo.
• Various other improvements to our voices.

You can update to the latest version of Google Text-to-speech through the Play Store. Alternatively, you can sideload it via APKMirror.

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