Just when I thought I'd seen everything in AI transcription, I tried the Plaud Note Pro. This ultrathin handheld device is a credit-card-sized pro voice recorder that provides audio recordings, AI ...

Plaud AI has already sold over a million AI devices. Is it time for you to add it to your tech collection? Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features writer. Officially, she is CNET's European ...

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 ...

Plaud has just announced the Plaud Note Pro ($179), a pocket-sized AI-powered recorder designed to capture conversations with studio-level clarity and turn them into organized, actionable notes. It’s ...

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 ...

What if your notes could think for you? Imagine a compact device that doesn’t just record what you say but understands it, an AI-powered assistant that captures every detail, highlights what matters ...

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 ...

The Plaud Note Pro is a credit card-sized gadget designed to record your meetings, phone calls, and other conversations, generate transcripts from those recordings, and use AI to provide summaries and ...

Plaud has introduced the Note Pro, an AI-powered note-taking accessory, with a few upgrades. The new device features a small AMOLED screen to display important information, as well as a new endurance ...

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 ...

Chris has reported for various tech and consumer goods outlets over the past decade, including Android Police and MakeUseOf since early 2022. Previously, he has contributed to outlets such as ...