Product Review: Qualcomm's PureVoice Audio Player and Recorder

With the advent of modern technology, it is very difficult to keep up with the constant changes of software applications being developed almost on a weekly basis. I consider myself a technology junkie but you will never hear me say that I have a perfect understanding and thorough knowledge of every available application out there. That's just unachievable! I doubt that even the consummate PC entrepreneur Bill Gates will take claim of such impeccable intelligence; especially now that Mr. Gates merely serves at Microsoft as non-executive chairman. The point is no matter how technically savvy someone is, that individual will never be able to reach transcendental acumen, in terms of computer software applications.

Speaking of software applications, let me share with you one of my favorite programs: PureVoice. This audio player and recorder has been developed by Qualcomm, a worldwide leader in wireless technologies, which headquarters is situated in the beautiful city of San Diego in Southern California, where I happen to reside. I am not promoting this program because of the fact that I am a San Diegan, but due to the many wonderful features that others may benefit from using it. I have been using this program for many years and it hasn't failed me yet, not even once. Without further ado, let us examine the advantages of Qualcomm's PureVoice over other audio player and recorders.

PureVoice is primarily developed by Qualcomm to provide superior voice and audio enhancement for CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) products. CDMA is a digital wireless transmission technology which allows multiple users to commonly share access to a single radio channel. The PureVoice product suite has three wide-ranging functions: voice recording technology, voice recognition software and automatic gain control. I use it for the most part as an audio recorder, but it can be utilized for other purposes, as cited previously. Not only PureVoice can record any types of audio files, but it also serves as an audio player. Like the widely popular Windows Media Player, PureVoice can also play MP3, WAV, WMA, and of course, QCP (Qualcomm's PureVoice proprietary format), which the former is incapable of playing.

When I do not have much time to write exhaustive e-mail messages and articles, I simply record my thoughts in audible format using PureVoice. This may sound plain and simple, but once you experience the landline-quality voice transmission of PureVoice at voluminous encoding rates, you will go "wow!" How do you like recording a 10-minute narration with a total size of less than a megabyte? PureVoice does it while retaining the splendid quality of your voice recording. There are countless ways you can use PureVoice besides recording e-mail messages, lectures, songs, and poems. Trust me, it works! Download it now and discover for yourself the magic of PureVoice audio player and recorder.

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QCT Connect - PureVoice

CDMA - Code Division Multiple Access

QCT Connect - PureVoice Downloads