Experience a comprehensive language learning journey with our software that includes an English improvement tool, news ticker, RSS news reader, podcast player, document reader, MP3 converter, dictionary, TV and radio, vocabulary builder, and word game. Practice reading and listening with native speakers, and utilize the text-to-speech feature for an immersive learning experience.
I recently reviewed a software called News Ticker that provides users the convenience of having news read out loud from popular news sources like VOA, Yahoo, and BBC. The software also comes equipped with text-to-speech capabilities, assisting users with auditory learning preferences.
Another noteworthy feature is the RSS news reader that permits users to build their favorite RSS feeds with a podcast player and text-to-speech. It functions as an authentic RSS reader with feed organizer that assists users in keeping their feeds organized.
The web browser that the software comes with bears a striking resemblance to Internet Explorer; however, it contains numerous features designed to improve user's English skills, including reading, listening, dictionary, and text to mp3 capabilities. Notably, this software can automatically detect and organize podcasts on pages within the browser, making it both user friendly and efficient.
Document Aloud is a unique feature that enables users to get their text, PDF, HTML files, and more, read out loud to them, thereby converting their documents into audio books in either MP3 or WAV formats. This feature makes it easier for users to take their documents and audio books everywhere they go with their iPods or iPhones.
Moreover, the software brings customizability to the existing dictionaries - Babylon, Cambridge, user dictionaries - by offering users the flexibility to create their custom vocabulary for exams like TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, and SAT. The TV-Radio feature allows users to listen to online English news channels to improve their listening and other English skills.
Additionally, the software enables users to save podcasts and documents on their disk for later use. Users can listen to the VOA Special English podcast with adjustable speed and mark unfamiliar words. The software will then automatically look up the meaning of the selected word, augmenting the user's vocabulary.
Furthermore, the software offers a word reminder feature that reminds users of their new words in a system tray balloon that helps them build their vocabulary knowledge with adjustable reminder intervals. Another unique feature is the clipboard dictionary that enables users to look up the meaning of the word in two languages simultaneously, English-English or English-user native language.
Lastly, the software offers a word game that facilitates user learning by challenging them to move the words from passive memory to active memory, helping them call words from memory automatically when they speak. Overall, this software proves to be an excellent tool for anyone looking to improve their English language skills.
Another noteworthy feature is the RSS news reader that permits users to build their favorite RSS feeds with a podcast player and text-to-speech. It functions as an authentic RSS reader with feed organizer that assists users in keeping their feeds organized.
The web browser that the software comes with bears a striking resemblance to Internet Explorer; however, it contains numerous features designed to improve user's English skills, including reading, listening, dictionary, and text to mp3 capabilities. Notably, this software can automatically detect and organize podcasts on pages within the browser, making it both user friendly and efficient.
Document Aloud is a unique feature that enables users to get their text, PDF, HTML files, and more, read out loud to them, thereby converting their documents into audio books in either MP3 or WAV formats. This feature makes it easier for users to take their documents and audio books everywhere they go with their iPods or iPhones.
Moreover, the software brings customizability to the existing dictionaries - Babylon, Cambridge, user dictionaries - by offering users the flexibility to create their custom vocabulary for exams like TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, and SAT. The TV-Radio feature allows users to listen to online English news channels to improve their listening and other English skills.
Additionally, the software enables users to save podcasts and documents on their disk for later use. Users can listen to the VOA Special English podcast with adjustable speed and mark unfamiliar words. The software will then automatically look up the meaning of the selected word, augmenting the user's vocabulary.
Furthermore, the software offers a word reminder feature that reminds users of their new words in a system tray balloon that helps them build their vocabulary knowledge with adjustable reminder intervals. Another unique feature is the clipboard dictionary that enables users to look up the meaning of the word in two languages simultaneously, English-English or English-user native language.
Lastly, the software offers a word game that facilitates user learning by challenging them to move the words from passive memory to active memory, helping them call words from memory automatically when they speak. Overall, this software proves to be an excellent tool for anyone looking to improve their English language skills.
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