Hardware company Plaud.ai released its new physical notetaker, the Plaud AI Pro, on Wednesday. The notetaker, priced at $179, comes two years after the original Plaud Note was released, and a year ...

If you rely on a voice recorder or voice notes app to catch conversations, record meetings, take notes in class or do interviews while on the job, PLAUD.AI is here to take the technology firmly into ...

The new Plaud Note Pro captures audio by using studio-grade recording hardware and intelligent noise isolation in a device that measures just 2.9mm thick and is the size of a credit card. Plaud.ai has ...

Plaud, the AI company behind the Note and Note Pin, is launching a new version of the card-like recorder. The new Note Pro model brings Plaud’s hardware changes that facilitate some of the big ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Gone are the days when people whisper "what did she say" across the boardroom, or you look back at your notes and can't understand anything ...

While there’s a lot of debate over how much AI will soon impact different industries, perhaps one job you won’t mind it taking is the tedious role of note-taking and transcribing. Now, a handy new ...

Some people are great note takers. They seem to delight in page after page of tiny, perfect handwriting. I’ve never been that guy. My penmanship is awful—despite the nuns’ best efforts—and I’m usually ...

There has been a flurry of AI voice recording gadgets like Omi, Bee, and Friend that want to capture your voice and let you converse with an AI chatbot. While Bee was acquired by Amazon, and devices ...

The Plaud Note Pro can pick up audio from larger areas and has a new battery-saving mode. The Plaud Note Pro can pick up audio from larger areas and has a new battery-saving mode. is a news writer who ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. The new Plaud NotePin S can be worn as a wristband, ...

When I began work on last week’s column about an Austin woman who is using AI to reinvent herself as a songwriter, I hopped in my car and drove northwest to interview her. We initially met in a ...