Read Along by Google - A Review

If you're looking for a new language learning app for children on Android, you should check out Read Along by Google. Previously known as Bolo, this application was released on the Play Store on March 7, 2019. It features a character named Dia who helps children learn to read through illustrated stories. This app is free to download, so why not give it a try? We've rounded up a few of its features below.

This app is free and available on Android from Google Play. It's free, contains no ads or in-app purchases, and works offline without Wi-Fi. There's no need to sign in, and the best part is that the app is completely free. However, you do need to give it permission to take a picture and record audio. The voice data is analyzed in real-time on your device, and not sent to Google's servers.

Another feature of Read Along is its gamification element. Kids can compete with themselves to see which of their friends can read the words with the best accuracy. In addition to playing games that let kids improve their skills in reading, the app also allows them to collect badges as they progress through the stories. Ultimately, the app will encourage children to read with confidence, and improve their reading skills. And if you're worried about your child's ability to read, you can easily make a profile so that you can keep an eye on their progress.

You can download Read Along by Google for free on your PC using an emulator. Simply download the application from the Google Play store and run it on your PC. If you're not comfortable with downloading or installing the app on your PC, you can always use the Memuplay emulator to download and install the app. Then, just double-tap to open it. The game will also ask you to set up the controls. Once installed, you're ready to go!