Trove: File & Audio Manager

Natural voices that work on every phone. On some iPhones they came out thin and garbled. Now, the first time a natural voice speaks, Trove checks your phone's graphics chip, and if it finds the fault it works around it, or falls back to Apple's voices rather than play you noise. A few more fixes while we were in there: after you'd recorded a memo, a voice could come through Bluetooth headphones at phone-call quality; locking your phone while a sentence was being prepared could close Trove; and sentences start a little sooner, especially on older phones. The first sentence after an update takes a bit longer while your phone gets the voice ready, and the Play button tells you so. Name your bookmarks. Bookmark a spot in a document or an audio track and you can give it a name and jot down a note right there. In the list, swipe a bookmark to the right, or touch and hold it, to change either. Read in your size. A new button at the top of a book, a text document, or a saved page makes the words bigger or smaller, and lets you pick a serif or sans serif face if you'd rather not read in the page's own. Any speed you like. Tap the speedometer next to the speed buttons and slide to exactly the pace you want, from half speed to two and a half times. Name the chapters of your audiobooks. When you save a document as an audiobook, swipe a section in the list to give its chapter a name. As always, your files stay on your phone, and nothing about you is collected.