BlogTalky
News & Magazines In-app purchases
Your favorite blogs read aloud
- Downloads
- 6+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- Updated
- Jul 27
- 2026 · v1.5.0
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About BlogTalky
Full Description:
All your favorite blogs read aloud. Subscribe and prioritize your favorites and have them read to you in playlist style.
* Smooth voices for easy enjoyable listening
* Search for popular blogs or browse by category
* 'Share' from browser to create a 'Read Next' playlist
* Sort and prioritize for your personalized audio feed
* Background audio and headphone controls for listening hands free
* Mark articles as read or skip for later
* Filter to articles for a single blog or use custom playlist based on priority ordering
* View the highlight of the text to keep track of where the current progress read of the article
All your favorite blogs read aloud. Subscribe and prioritize your favorites and have them read to you in playlist style.
* Smooth voices for easy enjoyable listening
* Search for popular blogs or browse by category
* 'Share' from browser to create a 'Read Next' playlist
* Sort and prioritize for your personalized audio feed
* Background audio and headphone controls for listening hands free
* Mark articles as read or skip for later
* Filter to articles for a single blog or use custom playlist based on priority ordering
* View the highlight of the text to keep track of where the current progress read of the article
What’s new
Version 1.5.0 · Updated July 27, 2026
Updated Search Bug Fixes
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