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7 thoughts on “Spotlight Gadget – Mini Capsule Microphone”
What would be nice is (and I believe this has already been done) is a mic with a 30 pin connector for the bottom port. Then you could use truphone, or skype on the iphone for VOIP 🙂
Want to see something MUCH cooler. Check out an iPhone app called Poddio, at http://www.vericorder.com. It doesn’t just record. It lets you edit your sound. I made a live concert album in five minutes. It’s $10 right now on the app store.
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Finally!! now i can use my itouch to record stuff…but what?? Hmmm.??
@ Ryan
How about recording crazy monologues that you make while posting messages on-line! That’s what I’d do!
Please don’t take offence to this!
Dan
I wonder how long that thing will last before it gets sent through the wash.
What would be nice is (and I believe this has already been done) is a mic with a 30 pin connector for the bottom port. Then you could use truphone, or skype on the iphone for VOIP 🙂
@ fatboyDim, no offense. I would record some crazy monologues, but I dont think the co workers next to me would like that. haha 🙂
Want to see something MUCH cooler. Check out an iPhone app called Poddio, at http://www.vericorder.com. It doesn’t just record. It lets you edit your sound. I made a live concert album in five minutes. It’s $10 right now on the app store.
I have a 2nd generation ITouch and plan to use this with Shazam, which is a majorly cool app.