Speakapedia 1.0.2

Speakapedia is a tool for Mac OS X which creates podcasts from Wikipedia articles.
The functionality of Speakapedia can be summarized in three steps:
Choose your article using the familiar wikipedia interface.
Speak it! Speakapedia will convert your article to speech.
Listen to your article in iTunes or on your iPod or iPhone.
Main features:>
Bring Wikipedia to Life
- Prefer listening to reading? Bring knowledge to life by letting Speakapedia automatically convert your chosen article into the spoken word.
Instant Album Art
- The main picture found in the Wikipedia article is instantly used as your tracks album art.
Just the Interesting Stuff
- All non essential text is filtered out, leaving just the main article text. You can also choose which sections within your article you wish to convert to speech.
Beautifully Organized
- Your chosen article is stored in iTunes as an album with each section being a track.
iTunes Import
- Speakapedia automatically imports your spoken articles into iTunes ready to listen or sync with your ipod or iphone.
Leopard Only
- Speakapedia harnesses the latest advances in speech technology using "Alex", Apples leading edge English speaking voice.
NOTE: The 9.95 introductory pricing applies until the end of August. Regular pricing is $14.95.

System requirements:
- PowerPC or Intel CPU minimum.
- Intel Core 2 Duo CPU recommended.
- Active internet connection.
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Version restrictions:
- 14-day trial.

Enhancements:
- Just a minor bug fix release but still worth updating.