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AUDIO ASSISTANCE
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then TAP on it:
the voice assistant reads it out loud.
If you tap your finger/ or keep your pointer over the Bible verses
the ESV translation will pop up:
Jn 3:16

PLEASE SELECT THE TEXT YOU NEED TO LISTEN
THEN TAP ON THE SELECTION
{SOME BROWSER WILL ASK YOUR CONSENT}

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You can turn your smart tool
into horizontal / landscape position
to read articles in a larger font size.

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