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This article was published on September 25, 2020As a reporter, I have to read a lot of articles every day, and I often can’t get around to all the tabs I open by the time I clock out. It’s frustrating as hell,&nbsp; and I’ve been looking for a solution to clear my reading queue.Thankfully, I came across Podcastle, a Chrome extension that solved all my problems. On the surface, it’s just a text-to-speech converter — and there are many of them out there — but it comes with extra bells and whistles that are actually useful.&nbsp;And unlike other text-to-speech tools, it works across tabs so you can control your listening queue and playback for several articles in one place.The best feature of Podcastle is the ability to make a playlist. You can just queue articles and listen to them one by one. So, often in the morning, while I’m going through the news, I line up some stories&nbsp;to listen to throughout the day.You can download the extension from . Once you’ve set it up, go to the article of your choice, click on the Podcastle icon, andConvert to Podcast&nbsp;. You can start listening to it right away or build your queue by converting more articles to audio.Are you into gadgets? And apps? And other cool tech stuff? Then this weekly newsletter is for you.Podcastle has a ton of other small, but useful features,&nbsp;Artavazd Yeritsyan, a co-founder of Podcastle.ai, told me that the team is working on adding background music while listening. The long-term vision of the company is to develop a mobile app so that you can listen to articles on the move.You can download the Podcastle extension&nbsp;.Subscribe to our snarky newsletter all about consumer tech.

This article was published on September 25, 2020As a reporter, I have to read a lot of articles every day, and I often can’t get around to all the tabs I open by the time I clock out. It’s frustrating as hell,&nbsp; and I’ve been looking for a solution to clear my reading queue.Thankfully, I came across Podcastle, a Chrome extension that solved all my problems. On the surface, it’s just a text-to-speech converter — and there are many of them out there — but it comes with extra bells and whistles that are actually useful.&nbsp;And unlike other text-to-speech tools, it works across tabs so...

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The Next Web (TNW) is a website and annual series of conferences focused on new technology and start-up companies in Europe. The Next Web company was established in 2006 by co-founders Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten and Patrick de Laive in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and a technology news website of the same name was started in 2009. On 5 March 2019, the Financial Times purchased a majority stake in TNW.

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