Apple Personalize Voice feature is coming to the iPhone very soon

Part of the features coming to iPhones and other Apple products is the Personalize Voice feature. Most of the features that will make their way to the public will help Apple devices be more accessible to users. In this article, we will focus on a feature that will adapt to an Apple device user’s voice for real-time usage.

Apple says that it’d be helpful if your smartphone could speak for you when necessary. Well, devices like the Google Pixel can talk to their users during calls. They do this with the text-to-speech feature which enables users to type the sentences and the device reads them aloud.

This is a cool feature, but Apple is looking at the bigger picture here as it makes this feature even better. Instead of using a computerized voice to read aloud sentences during calls, Apple aims for something different and special. With this feature, users will be able to hear their voice read aloud typed sentences.

More accessibility coming to iPhones with the Personalize Voice feature

This feature aims to help users with some sort of speech impediment make calls. Users will be able to use this feature on apps like FaceTime and also during in-person conversations. Simply type out what you wish to say and the Apple device will read it aloud to your hearing.

But what makes this feature interesting is that it will sound like the user while reading aloud. To set this up, users will have to read along with random text prompts that Apple will make available. While reading these prompts, the device will record the user’s voice for real-time usage.

There will be about 150 prompts for users to read through, this will help train the device to mimic their voice. The entire process will take about 15 minutes and after this, the Personalize Voice feature will be ready for usage. Once the setup process is complete, users can now type out sentences to be read aloud with their voice during calls.

All sentences this feature reads out remain private and secure, so users can feel at ease using it. During calls, users can chip in commonly used phrases like ‘How are you doing’ without having to type them out. This will change the way most users interact with their iPhones and other Apple products.

While this feature is designed to help those with speech impediments, it can also be put to use by anyone. This feature alongside others will become available to users globally after the coming Apple event. Will you be eager to listen to your voice during calls with the use of this feature?