Galaxy S9: Read My Text Messages

The new Samsung Galaxy S9 has a lot of powerful features that are greatly useful. One of these features is the read text function. There is a popular belief that this feature is meant for just impaired users of the Samsung Galaxy S9, this belief is not entirely true because the Read text feature is designed to tell you whatever happens on your screen, where you need to tap, reading out a new notification you just received and this can be useful to anybody.

The main reason why this is acceptable to anybody is that there are times when you will be extremely busy, and you will need to have something like a virtual assistant that you can help you to check and read your new messages to you and this is where the Read text message option becomes handy.

One of the major advantages of going for the Samsung Galaxy S9 is that you won’t need to download a text-to-speech app from your Play Store because of the preinstalled Read My Messages feature as all that you need in a text-to-speech app.

Another advantage of the Samsung Galaxy S9 is that it can read translations, so you don’t have to worry about your messages and your eBooks. To make things better, the Samsung Galaxy S9 can read your text messages in other languages and not just English.

If you like to know how to set up and use the Read my Text feature, you will need to make to learn how to navigate to the last message in your inbox and some other tricks that I will explain below

1. Locate the Home screen
2. Use your finger to move the Notification menu
3. Click on the icon that appears like a gear to have access to Settings
4. Click on System
5. Tap on Languages and Input
6. Click on Speech option
7. Tap on Text-to-speech option
8. Choose the TTS engine that you prefer; you will provide with two options:
   • Google Text-to-speech engine;
   • Samsung Text-to-speech engine;
9. Click on the Settings symbol placed beside your preferred engine
10. Click on Install Voice Data
11. Select the Download icon
12. You will need to wait for a few minutes for the process to be complete and you can then tap on the back key once
13. Click on Language

Follow The Steps Below To Complete The Process

1. Go back your home screen
2. Click on the Apps folder
3. Start the S Voice
4. Click on the Recent Apps icon
5. Click on the Set Driving Mode On and switch it Off
6. Tap on the Recent Apps key once again
7. Click on the Set Driving Mode and switch it off

After you have completed the tips above, you will be able to have full access to the Read My Text Message feature on your Samsung Galaxy S9, and you will also be able to configure your Samsung Galaxy S9 to read your messages in other languages and not just English.