Web Listener vs Embark Reader

Do you wish more of your favorite writers create their content in audio format? Do you spend a lot of time listening to audiobooks and podcasts? Then, Web Listener is the app for you! Listen to web articles while you exercise, commute or relax! Follow the RSS feeds of your favorite websites! The basic version supports a listening list of up to 3 articles and allows you to follow 2 RSS feeds. For an unlimited experience, buy one of the available subscriptions. There are several ways to add content to your listening list: You can add an article directly by its web address (URL). Just paste the URL in the web address edit field and press return. You can share the article from Safari or other apps. Just press the share button and select Web Listener. You can select articles from RSS feeds you follow. Once you build your list, you can play by pressing the play button on one of the articles or directly in the Currently Playing tab. The currently playing tab allows you to control the playback experience using the controls you are used to from any media player. While playing an article, you can customize the audio settings such as the voice, speed, and pitch. You can share the current article with your friends through the share feature. Web Listener utilizes iCloud to sync your articles and subscribed feeds across all your devices. So you can always have access to your content. You can start listening to an article on one device and pause and resume on a different device.

Read, organize, and track arXiv research papers. If you're drowning in browser tabs full of papers you'll "read later," this is for you. Browse daily arXiv paper drops by category, mark papers as read, download PDFs for offline reading, and organize everything with folders. Finally bring order to your research reading list. Track GitHub repos linked to papers to see when "code coming soon" actually ships. Import your existing Chrome tabs to escape tab bankruptcy, search arXiv directly from the app. Download the app for desktop too. Thank you to arXiv for use of its open access interoperability. Embark Reader was not reviewed or approved by, nor does it necessarily express or reflect the policies or opinions of, arXiv.