Voice notes have become the new way to communicate, especially among Gen Z, who say sending audio is more personal than texts, which can sometimes muddle the meaning, and phone calls can trigger their ...

Gen Z is sending 12-minute-long voice notes, but stops listening three and a half minutes in, according to a new study. Research by Talkmobile found four in five Brits (80 percent) never listen to the ...

Voice notes are dividing London - Gen Z love them while their parents’ and grandparents’ generation loathe them, a new study suggests. Research from mobile network operator Talkmobile – who believe ...

‘Voice notes are a one-sided conversation, the sender has switched to “send” mode and blocked any receive’ (Getty Images) Yesterday, I got an invitation to birthday drinks from a college friend. Great ...

Voice notes are booming but so is Voice Note Fatigue (VNF) as a new study reveals whopping six in ten Brits (62%) say they have experienced ‘VNF’ due to the high volume of audio messages they receive.

We all have that one friend: You text her a question, and her response comes in the form of a two-minute voice note. Then, maybe you respond to her voice note with another text, and she leaves you ...

WHATSAPP is about to change how voice notes work – to save you time. An updated version of WhatsApp voice notes is already in development, and has been revealed online. The change was revealed by ...

Love them or hate them, voice notes are here to stay. Rather than typing out long messages, many of us have taken to recording audio clips of us chatting and sending them to friends and family. It’s ...

AI could soon be able to tell whether patients have cancer of the voice box using just a voice note, according to new research. Scientists recorded the voices of men with and without abormalities in ...

Love them or loathe them, voice notes have fast become a staple of how we communicate with the people in our lives. The voice note isn’t new (it was first introduced by WhatsApp in 2013), but there ...