3 speed-reading apps that will change how you read Can ‘War and Peace’ be a piece of cake?

Whether you are looking to check out how a new phone feature will work, or you're specifically seeking the Spritz reading experience, try out these three apps for your Android device.

Apps That Train You to Read Faster, One Word at a Time There’s a lot of buzz over speed-reading apps, but do they actually work?

The Boba app itself is a web browser that links to popular news outlets and lets you speed read there, but its interface is clumsy. Outread (iOS) ...

Outread is a new speed reader app for the iPhone that helps you read faster by highlighting short sections of text. Focusing on the highlighted section helps you efficiently and quickly move ...

A browser extension called BeeLine Reader adds color gradients to paragraphs of text on the web. It's not exactly pretty, but it seems effective at increasing readability.

ZapReader Speed-Reading is an app that could help you become a speed reader by giving you access to expert courses, and tools, and helping you track your progress.

Spritz and other speed-reading apps may well prove useful for less-complex material—reading through all those messages in your email in-box in minutes instead of hours, for example.

Frank Waldman founded a new company called Spritz which enables people to speed read an unlimited amount of content online.

A browser extension called BeeLine Reader adds color gradients to paragraphs of text on the web. It's not exactly pretty, but it seems effective at increasing readability.

ZapReader Speed-Reading is an app that could help you become a speed reader by giving you access to expert courses, and tools, and helping you track your progress.