Outplayed's ease of use stands out, with customizable settings for each game. Outplayed supports a wide range of games and offers easy clip sharing and in-app editing. Despite some benefits, Steam's ...

Fender has released a free new recording app called Fender Studio that seems pretty powerful. The app, available on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and Linux, supports multitrack recording and offers a ...

Call recording is a feature that almost everybody wants on their phones, but for some reason, Android manufacturers haven’t adopted this feature yet. Thankfully, Android device owners can also try out ...

The Voice Recorder app on a phone (left) and the Voice Memos on another phone Andy Boxall / Digital Trends Before you head to the app store on your phone to buy a voice-recording app, take a moment to ...

Fender has announced Fender Studio, a new beginner-friendly recording app that you’ll be able to download for free. Available on Mac, PC, iOS, Android and Linux, key features include one-tap recording ...

With the likes of social media apps having a video calling tool, there's no need to use audio recorders anymore in smartphones. The camera upgrades on the modern handsets are impressive, but it ...

Screen recordings on Linux don't have to be a challenge. With one of these apps, you can grab all the recordings you need. Each of these is free and easy to install. Desktop screen recordings are a ...

Code from the latest Google Recorder app suggests a “Clear Voice” feature is in the works. This new feature will reduce background noise and prioritize human speech in recordings. It could be limited ...

Fender’s cross-platform Studio is hyper-focused on easy recording and the guitarist via an integrated amp simulator. It’s a handy, albeit limited app for any of those pesky guit-fiddlers in your life.

Screen Recording provides an easy way to record your screen without the need for external devices. Most smartphone brands, including iPhones, now offer built-in screen recording options that let you ...

A controversial app that claims to pay people for recordings of their phone calls, which are then used to train AI models, could soon return after being disabled due to a significant security flaw.