If the Call Mynah let me continue to dial with my iPhone Contacts I would buy in immediately.

I have way too much invested in my contacts and notes to try to manage another set of contacts. I have over 8,000 contacts and use Contacts as my CRM application. I wouldn’t mind moving to a different contact manager as long as it could synch with an app on the iPhone and desktop. Apple Address Book is not a real business application.

I carry two cell phones to solve the call recording problem. I have moved CallRec from Palm to Palm for years to be able to record conference calls at the data storage and computer security companies that I work with.

I actually have one I’ve been testing. I will have a review post up shortly but the long and short of it is: Not impressed.

http://www.dynametric.com/CRA-125V_BlackBerry_recording_adapter.aspx

I’d just like to recommend to all those who come across this page that they send Apple a request for the call recording feature at the iPhone Feedback page, here:

http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Cheers

It seems your hate for Apple prevents you from forming proper and coherent sentences.

http://awaitinginspiration.com/2011/07/iphone-call-recorder-call-mynah/

I propose a use for my old iPhone 3G.

Use that phone as a Call Mynah device

Jailbreak it I dont care I just need a recorder that has no recording active indication features

I’ll pay.

Google “DELUXE MINI TIE CLIP MIC”. The store where I bought it at was called The Source.

There are probably more than one manufacturer who produce mics like these. The important thing is that they fit in your ear, and perhaps omnidirectional makes a difference as well. All I know is that I was faced with two and the price difference was $30ish. I figured the extra money could be worth it

Later,
L

In retrospect, I wasn’t very clear was I . Here is the link to the mic I use. When you take off the foam bulb, it fits quit nicely in my ear. It pics up what I am hearing as well as what I am saying very well. It is very portable too, although still a pain to have to turn on the digital recorder and mic(although the mic battery can last a long time if left on, but no battery meter), while driving, or embarassing while around other people . An iPhone app would certainly rock for me

Hope that helps some folks out there

L Brown (=^_^=)

I need an app for Iphone which can record every incoming and outgoing calls for record. If there is any app for such purpose please send me the detailed information.

Thanks

NASIM Shahid

I sent you an email for purchase questions if you indeed sell this item.

Could you be a bit more specific? Do you have a specific mic that you use?

After I made the first iPhone Call Recorder someone pointed the Olympus device out to me but I’ve yet to try it. I’m curious to know how well it records each side of the conversation.

Thanks,
C

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=suction+cup+phone+recorder&gbv=2&aq=f&oq=&aqi=

ghoztzohg

That seems to be the case with a lot of folks.

Sent you an e-mail

I’m a journalism student and cannot find anything out there to record phone conversations on my iphone. How much would your product be plus shipping to Canada?

Thanks!
Marlee

You certainly have the right to record any phone call you are a part of. However, depending on your jurisdiction you may need to notify (and your notification has to be recorded) the other parties.

The APIs to do not exist in the iPhone SDK to allow an app. developer to record a phone call directly, Apple may have done this on purpose, or they may have just looked over it. After all, MMS just arived on the iPhone, it was missing not because it was difficult to develop but because Apple was probably thinking “they have e-mail what do they need MMS for?” The only reason MMS is now on the iPhone is because of the outcry from customers, otherwise I doubt Apple ever intended to make the iPhone MMS capable.

On that same hand, call recording is a nitch thing. Most people aren’t worried about it and thus it’s not on Apple’s mind either. Not having the APIs to allow recording may have been a move on Apple’s part to reduce liability… but it’s just as likely that it wasen’t on Apple’s mind because it’s a nitch feature.

Why is that the lawyers and any company you call can record YOUR conversation but not the other way around???

I’m sure Apple simply doesn’t want the liability in this case. As much as I love Apple’s products and quality they are wimpy when it comes to liability. i.e. RIAA, DCMA, etc, etc…

Would love to see some pics – adam [at] adambyers.com

Sending you an e-mail.

Got your e-mail and sending reply.

As far as I understand even if a developer wanted to, they could not write an app that would record calls on the iPhone because there are no APIs in the iPhone SDK to allow it. This is why current apps rely on routing your call through their phone system so it can be recorded.

I agree the iPhone seems like the type of phone that would have the functionality built in, or at least have the ability to have an app written for recording calls without the need for hacks.

Sending you an e-mail.

Sent you an e-mail.

I’m a musician and my fellow band members all have iPhones…..And it’s SO FRUSTRATING we can’t record our brain storming sessions and impromptu recording sessions can’t be recorded onto our Sony voice recorders as we go about our lives & journeys…I learned about you through hours of my research of how to record my iPhone calls. (I’d love to give you MY results on my research, but you are THE BEST).

Adam I’d LOVE to speak with you I’m a 50 year old school tech geek of sorts, (not as smart as YOU)….But I’d love to talk to you and see what you can do for us; I have lots of questions. I’ve basically read your site. Had a few pointed questions, but don’t have energy to recount them here, right now.

Bottom line, I’ve read a lot on this and I want to be able to speak with you, if it’s not too much trouble can I get your number, or is it already in the contact link? I have TONS of research notes and references & links too).

Anyway you remind me or ME…..LOVE IT………Sounds good…..Sign me up!

P.S….I have lots of notes to refer to, when and if we DO speak, trust me it will be a VERY interesting & compelling conversation. Do you have a way we might be able to record our phone call? (Smiling Widely).

Hum, buying a $200 phone and a $20 app. and switching providers just to record phone calls does not seem to make too much sense to me. But I agree CallRec does look like a neat app. if you already have a supported device.

The TRRS cable (the one that plugs into teh iPhone) I used was actually just a 3.5mm video cable. This type of cable comes with a lot of video and digital cameras. TRRS jacks and cables are surprisingly hard to find – Mouser does have a TRRS plug but I could not find TRRS jacks anywhere. Like a lot of the stuff used in this project (which is why it’s fugly) it’s something I had lying around. I’m assuming that’s what your asking about? If not let me know.

That would be interesting to try those potentiometers from SparkFun are cool. But since it’s analog coming out of the iPhone anyway I don’t see any reason to make it digital other than it may let you make it smaller. However, what it comes down to is that this isn’t *that* big and it can fit in a smaller box but I just used what I had on hand.

Thank you. I agree that it would be nice if they [Apple] included the function in the phone, or made it possible for others to write apps. that do it without the need for a third party (and their fees).

No, I could not find anything that woudl work with the iPhone – it does have a special headphone configuration (TRRS connector instead of the standard TRS connector). If you have some links to products I’d love to take a look at them and see if they’d work.