Announcing Expo support for NobodyWho
NobodyWho, an open-source project providing a Rust core for on-device LLM inference via llama.cpp, announced support for Expo, enabling developers to run large language models entirely on users' phone…
NobodyWho, an open-source project providing a Rust core for on-device LLM inference via llama.cpp, announced support for Expo, enabling developers to run large language models entirely on users' phone…
NobodyWho announced speech support in its on-device inference engine, adding Text to Speech (TTS) via Kokoro, Pocket TTS, and Supertonic, and Speech to Text (STT) via Whisper, all running on ONNX Runt…
OfflineTTS offers unlimited free, on-device text-to-speech with 54 voices and no internet requirement, while Microsoft Azure Speech provides 400+ cloud-based neural voices starting at $4 per million c…
OfflineTTS offers unlimited free, local text-to-speech with 54 voices and no data transmission, while Amazon Polly charges $4 per 1 million characters for 100+ cloud-based voices with full SSML suppor…
On-device text-to-speech engines are approaching cloud quality in spring–summer 2026, led by Supertonic's 99M-parameter model running 167× real-time across 31 languages, while cloud APIs consolidate t…