Taking a screen recording on your iPhone or iPad can be a fantastic feature, but sometimes you do need to record audio from your microphone alongside the screen recording itself. Thankfully, there is ...

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On iPhone and iPad, Apple's screen recording feature records a video of what you're doing on your screen, which is great if you want to capture gameplay, walk someone through a tutorial in an app, ...

T-Mobile customers have noticed a concerning new setting in the T-Life app, which appears to give the "un-carrier" the ability to record your phone's screen. T-Mobile May Be Watching Your Phone's ...

Recording a call is straightforward: Start or answer a call. During the call, tap the More button. The call continues as ...

Android phones often include a Record button in the dialer, and apps such as Google Voice or Call Recorder can help if your ...

Just as screenshotting on an iPad works, screen recording is a great way to capture the action on your tablet. Unlike a screenshot, a screen recording can get ongoing activity for a relatively longer ...

In the age of smartphones, there's little that your iPhone or Android can't do, and with the introduction of screen recording, it's never been easier to show some exactly what their phone can do.

Here is how to record video while playing music on iPhone at the same time. If you try to play music in regular video mode, the music stops. So use this iPhone hack to continue to play music while ...

T-Mobile may be spying on your phone, but it's not as bad as it sounds. Earlier this week, T-Mobile users started noticing an ominously titled feature called "screen recording tool" appear in their ...

The new iOS 26 software update for iPhone introduces a new full-screen preview experience when taking a screenshot. This ...

“Hoping someone has a solid recommendation on a plug-in or some way to do this correctly, without installing a bunch of questionable plug-ins on my Macbook. I want to record a Facetime video call, but ...