Evoca

Evoca joins efforts of companies, NGOs, academics, and investors supporting the Global Network Initiative's principles of freedom of expression and end user privacy rights in the information and communications technologies [ICT] industry.

Evoca Enterprise enters the Amazon Web Services [AWS] Co-Marketing Program, enabling users to easily add digital voice recording features to web applications. The Enterprise API supports audio playback from smartphones, tablets, and computers.

Evoca offers its easy-to-use Evoca Call Recorder for Skype to capture, share, and archive family stories, oral histories, and special events as MP3 recordings to share with family via email, online, smartphones, tablets and copied to CDs.

The Skype App Directory features the Evoca Call Recorder, the global cloud-based digital call recording service. With Evoca, users can easily record and share Skype calls, interviews, and conference calls online, between continents and across town.

Having your English understood is essential in today's competitive global job market. Coaching service ClearlySpeaking tells how foreign and regional accent reduction works by recording practice sessions online.

Language learning and College Board test scores increase with audio recording from mobile phones and playback from computers, smartphones and tablets with Evoca web services.

Simple English News uses Evoca for voice recording playback of English language news clips on smartphones, tablets and computers. Any iPhone, iPad, Android or BlackBerry user can listen and practice English words on-the-go.

Evoca launches audio recording of Skype video calls and any video webinar and conference service. Subscribers can post recordings to any blog, website, Facebook and Twitter, or keep private. Playback is easy from computers, smartphones or tablets.

Evoca makes it easy for anyone to record family stories using any phone, Skype, or computer mic and share with family members online or on CDs. Recording family memories can be done remotely or in person.

Consumers can record phone calls with any third party using Evoca's phone-to-web service and save the recording file to their secure online account. The recording provides documentation of everything the other party is saying.