Sunday, February 23, 2014 (12:33) | Gonny van der Zwaag
Outread, an app to increase your reading speed has been updated. It is the first major update since the app more than a month ago appeared in the App Store. For iPad users, the biggest news is that Outread now optimized for the larger screens of iPads. But even if you only use Outread on the iPhone, there is something to discover: it is because a new fast reading mode in which less important parts of the text are dimmed
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A video below shows exactly how that works. Outread works slightly differently than usual speed reading apps, which often show. A word or a few words at a time In Outread you see the whole text, but your eye is automatically forced to read because there is always a certain part of the text is highlighted.
update Outread contains even more useful features, such as support for AirDrop, it can open up many more document formats (. doc,. docx,. rtf,. txt and Pages) and a list of favorite articles you want to read . Now you can manually adjust the contrast of the marker and there is better support for Dynamic Type fonts. In a previous update Outread already received support for URL schemes, change the background and support for a special font for people with dyslexia, OpenDyslexic.
course there are many more apps to quickly read on the iPhone. Quick read is designed for fast learning texts and the almost eponymous Quick Reader is more focused on speed reading books. Syllable and Velocity are two other well-known names for faster reading of texts. They are ideal for people who have to take large amounts of text, such as students and scholars.
Download: Outread (€ 4.49 Universal iOS 7.0 +)
Below you can see a movie in which the action of Outread explains:
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