Parrot is an Android app that’s yet another voice recorder app, but unlike the multitude of other voice recorders on the Play Store, Parrot aims to be different. Parrot is free, with no ads at all, ...

Typing is boring, everyone knows this. I myself am getting more and more tired of typing. What is the answer to this problem? Well, for computers, there are lots of answers and built-in programs that ...

One of the handiest features of any Android device is the ability to record your voice. There are plenty of reasons you might want to do this. Musicians may want to record a new idea, journalists need ...

Android: Easy Voice Recorder is a holo-themed voice recording tool that couldn't be easier to use, but hides some serious features just under the hood. If all you want to do is record a quick ...

In quite a few leaks of the Google Pixel 4, we’ve seen a mysterious new app simply called “Recorder” that we assumed would work as a voice recorder. Now, we’ve got our hands on the app to show you ...

Microphones on smartphones are often much better than people give them credit for being. Whether someone is looking to start a podcast, record some music, or simply find a place to record their ...

AudioField is a voice recorder app for Android that aims to be as simple as possible to use, while also offering some advanced features that those who rely on recordings like these will find useful.

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Among the various first-party omissions on watchOS 2, the lack of a Voice Memos app for Apple Watch is perhaps the most curious one. Given the OS’ support for audio recording and playback, a native ...

For whatever reason, the iPhone has tons of different voice recording apps, but very few of them do anything more than Apple’s free Voice Memos app. We like Just Press Record because it manages to ...

Two let you e-mail short voice messages and upload the sound files to Dropbox, Wi-Fi or ftp servers. One coverts speech to text ready to be e-mailed or pasted. But two fall short. Dennis O'Reilly ...