Chrome 11 comes with a new feature that converts your mellifluous voice into surprisingly accurate text in the browser, and we've got a quick guide on how to use it.

However, Chrome for Windows doesn’t provide a native feature to convert text to speech on a computer. But, if you want to read aloud text in Chrome on a PC, there is a way out.

The speech-to-text recognition was accurate and fast, adding a useful, promising feature to the Chrome browser. A demonstration of the new capability is visible in a demo that can be accessed ...

Google's increasingly popular Web browser, Chrome, now includes built-in speech-to-text translation with Chrome version 11, now available for download.

Google, however, has offered speech-to-text on its mobile platforms for years, since before 2008. Voice commands for Android were added last summer.

Starting with Google Chrome 25 beta, Google’s web browser supports the Web Speech API. That’s a JavaScript API that lets developers integrated speech recognition into web apps.

Reader Mode: This handy Chrome extension offers text-to-speech, dyslexia fonts, and other cool customization tools This versatile Chrome extension is great for reading -- and listening to articles.

In a recent blog post, Google announced two new features it would be adding to the beta builds of its Chrome 11 Web browser: speech-to-text and hardware accelerated 3D CSS.

This Google Chrome browser adds HTML5 Speech Input support, squashes bugs, and updates the built-in Adobe Flash player.