
Perfect full internet access NOT required

Voice memo Its really gud

OK Works OK but recording stops immed when phone sleeps. Don't want to change power mode for one a pp; suggestion: when app is active keep phone from sleeping, voila! Samsung galaxyS

Awesome This thing is great

Very bad quality recording

Love iit

Simple, small, fast Great for short audio notes. (Not for long lectures, songs & so forth)

Captivate CM7 Simple. Rock solid voicememo replacement. Small footprint. Easy file access to copy for archival and sharing. Does 1 thing and does it well. Recommended.

Great Wish you could send these as messages...

Works well This is a simple recorder for quickly taking short memos while on the go. The controls are record/stop, listen, & delete. It does what it was designed to do - not for recording phone calls or lectures.
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If you’re ever in the kind of situation in which you are desperate to remember something, but you are so rushed that you don’t even have time to write whatever it is down? (Images of writers and filmmakers who want to record their dreams as inspiration sources, fumbling for pen and paper in the dark come to mind…) If you’ve considered purchasing a good old fashioned dictaphone, stop! and read on, because VoiceMemo is basically a Dictaphone for your Android device.
First impressions: a practical, straight-forward kind of app that delivers. Nothing fancy, but you get what’s advertised, i.e. an Android voice recorder app.
VoiceMemo’s design certainly won’t dazzle you: no fancy buttons, just a plain black display with two large buttons in the right corner. The whole thing has a distinctly 90s kind of vibe about it (read: grey, or rather grey and black).
The thing about dictaphones is that a multitude of functions is often more detrimental than useful. What they should be able to do is record voice messages, and record them well. And that’s the case with VoiceMemo. Recorded messages can be labeled with time and date, though – unfortunately – not with a title.
In order to playback a message, simply click on it. Long click in order to delete a recording.
Bottom line:
VoiceMemo is a good app that doesn’t do very much, but it does what it promises and this quite well.
Again, the VoiceMemo look can be described as Spartan at best. The buttons are ugly in my opinion, but, again, the app’s aesthetic design is secondary to its actual functionality.
Controls are nice and simple, and very easy to use.
VoiceMemo ran very smoothly throughout our test runs. One click on the icon and the app pops up immediately.
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George
Aug 17, 2012 2:47:05 AM
Perfect full internet access NOT required
Osaiasi
Jul 6, 2012 8:42:48 PM
Voice memo Its really gud
kl'
Jun 21, 2012 6:12:32 PM
OK Works OK but recording stops immed when phone sleeps. Don't want to change power mode for one a pp; suggestion: when app is active keep phone from sleeping, voila! Samsung galaxyS
Shanardra
Jun 7, 2012 6:07:06 PM
Awesome This thing is great
AllanL
Jun 3, 2012 12:02:44 AM
Very bad quality recording
Karen
Apr 18, 2012 10:56:12 AM
Love iit
Linda
Mar 25, 2012 5:35:12 AM
Simple, small, fast Great for short audio notes. (Not for long lectures, songs & so forth)
TooFatKat
Mar 23, 2012 11:49:20 PM
Captivate CM7 Simple. Rock solid voicememo replacement. Small footprint. Easy file access to copy for archival and sharing. Does 1 thing and does it well. Recommended.
Joshua
Mar 17, 2012 3:13:31 AM
Great Wish you could send these as messages...
Gary
Mar 2, 2012 4:52:02 PM
Works well This is a simple recorder for quickly taking short memos while on the go. The controls are record/stop, listen, & delete. It does what it was designed to do - not for recording phone calls or lectures.