| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | | Records both your voice and the caller’s voice directly from the audio stream. | | Automatic recording | Option to record all calls, only contacts, or specific numbers. | | Manual recording | Toggle recording on/off during an active call via on-screen button or hotkey. | | Multiple audio formats | AMR-NB (3GP), WAV (16-bit PCM), or high-quality AAC. | | Storage options | Save to mass memory, memory card, or phone memory. | | Background stealth mode | No beep, no notification (in most regions – legal compliance required). | | Password protection | Lock the app and recorded files with a PIN. | | Cloud sync | (Via third-party apps) – Export recordings via Bluetooth, email, or Nokia Suite. | | Voice-activated recording | Starts only when speech exceeds a decibel threshold. | | File naming schemes | Auto-name by date, time, contact name, or phone number. |
This tool was highly regarded during the Symbian era for its efficiency and "beep-free" recording capabilities. Multi-Platform Support | Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | |
One of its most marketed features was the ability to record two-way conversations without a warning tone, which was a legal or technical requirement on many Symbian devices. | | Multiple audio formats | AMR-NB (3GP),
Using tools like Norton Hack or HelloOX to disable signature verification. | | Password protection | Lock the app
For Symbian devices that support call recording natively or via patched firmware:
For a look back at the Symbian ecosystem this app lived in, check out this retrospective: 37s
The mention of "unsigned" in the search term is a nod to the security architecture of Symbian OS. Because Symbian required apps to be digitally signed by a developer certificate to access system-level functions (like the microphone during a call), many power users sought files. These versions required: