Google Improves Call Recording Capability in Gmail's Call Phone

New 'record' button on UI makes recording much more convenient.

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | Nov 23, 2010
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"Back in August, Gmail launched what is perhaps my favorite new feature ever: integration with Google Voice, which lets you make and receive calls directly from your computer," writes TechCrunch's Jason Kincaid.

"Earlier this month, there were some initial reports that Google had improved on this feature with a nifty addition: the ability to record inbound Google Voice calls directly from Gmail. Now it looks like Google is rolling out the feature more broadly — we’ve polled a few people and they’re all seeing it, and there are plenty of reports on Twitter of people noticing it for the first time," Kincaid writes.

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Gmail Call Recording Appears To Be Rolling Out Widely

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