- CategoryBusiness
- First releasedJuly 16, 2009
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerCarnation Software
- Bundle IDcom.csw.SayitMailit
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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8 of 25I like that this app sends WAV files that just about any computer on the planet can play without additional software. However, I truly need the ability to pause during recording. Much of my recordings contain "ummm" when I am collecting my thoughts, and this wastes recording time. So a Pause button would be great. I also agree with the need for just a few large buttons, to make one-handed operation easier. The interface could use a graphic overhaul, really.
Excellent app - it could not be easier to send yourself a voice reminder. Great for ideas come to you when out walking or in the car. I had a question for the developer and he was very quick to reply
love it. super useful, use it all the time, and the one app that I share with my friends whenever "app talk" starts happening...
Great simple to use app. One easy improvement: please add the ability to pause audio recording. Then mail it when you've finished your dictation. Thanks.
Update renders buttons and i at bottom unusable. Forced quit, restarted. Same. Iphone 5 ios 6. Pls fix. UPDATE: problem fixed so my rating is now 5 stars. I use this app multiple times a day.
Paid in full for the app. Works great. Now have to pay in full - AGAIN - just to get to send the email automatically without having to push a button??? seriously????
The file size is a bit large for dictaphone uses; I'd like either a smaller WAV file (8kHz sampling rate) or a compressed file (AAC or such). The app itself works well, and it does what it claims to do. Thanks!
Good concept and well executed. Suggest that user be able to customize text that accompanies the email. Also, would be nice to create groups on the fly.
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