The Mikme Pocket is something you don’t know you need until you try it. Created by a hardware startup in Vienna, Austria, this pocket-sized audio record is the second product in the Mikme line and, ...

TileRec is a tiny voice-activated recorder that offers 360° recording, 128Kbps MP3 recording format, plug and play compatibility with Android, iOS and Windows as well as being equipped with a long ...

The Soundcore Work is designed to be almost invisible in use. It is roughly coin-sized, slightly thicker than a large coin, ...

If you are searching for a quick way to take audio notes you may be interested in a new digital voice recorder called the iZYREC. Weighing just 18 g the ultralightweight voice recorder features a 50 ...

Normally $48.99 (!), this three-microphone recorder also pulls in FM radio, and can record broadcasts to boot! Plus an incredible TiVo deal. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands ...

Some of my friends still carry around a pocket voice recorder. What is this, 1992? Whether you're recording conversations, personal notes, or plot points for your screenplay, let your iPhone do the ...

Yes, you already probably have a serviceable voice recorder on your person right now. But if your recording’s quality or length matter, a digital voice recorder will easily beat your phone any day of ...

I wrote about Zoom's nifty $99 H1 pocket recorder last year, and really loved its sound, so I was curious to see how the H2n recorder measured up. It's a bit shorter, just 4.5 inches high, but fatter ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...