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Originally Posted by gTen
yes there is..remember android is based on linux kernel so the sky is the limit.
Also don't forget you have to notify the other person you are recording the convo by law.
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The recording laws are convulted. There are different laws by state, and then a Federal one that cover conversations accross state lines. Also, if there is reason to believe you may be being recorded "for training purposes" like you are notified of when on hold with many businesses, you are not required to notify them.
I'm glad to hear that you can record calls. That is a great feature for me, because I recieve a lot of complicated info by phone when driving, so I use call recording to save it until I get stopped later, and can listen to it again and write it down.
Okay, here is another question. I often get password-protected Office Files (mostly Excel, even from my own computer), and can't open them on my TP2's native Office program, but I can open them with SoftMaker Office (which also has all the desktop features, which MS Office Mobile doesn't). SoftMaker says they don't have the manpower at present to port over to Android. Is there a MS Office on Android, and/or are there better alternatives to MS Office Mobile that offer more features (like handling password-protected files)?