Who needs a voice recording app when you’ve got a tricked out voice recorder? Philips’ new SpeechAir is an Android voice recorder that includes a touch screen and camera. It can even pair up with computers over Bluetooth and connect to Wi-Fi! The camera, while useful for taking pictures of whatever you’re recording, is also apparently good for barcode scanning, which will help health professionals, Philips says.
Philips’ SpeechAir voice recorder runs on Android


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The device also has an antimicrobial and Gorilla glass shell for the “toughest environments.” I’m not sure where these voice recorders are going, but I’m not sure I want to tag along. The recordings are encrypted, too. Philips doesn’t list pricing information, but does offer to help you find a local retailer.
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