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Thanks for responding. Yeah, I've tried that app and a few others and unfortunately they either just act as "super-sensitive" listening devices, like for spying purposes (which doesn't affect voice calls), or they don't work at all. So far, can't seem to find an app that will increase the volume...

Bump. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

I use a few bluetooth headphones that have good audio quality when it comes to listening to music, but my friends complain that the microphone volume is too low on voice calls (yes, even with call volume set to max). So I was wondering if there's any setting or app that can boost the bluetooth...

Because metal!

Taken with a Nexus 5, edited in Google Photos app and Photoshop.

Frozen East River in New York. Taken on a Nexus 5, edited in Google Photos app and then in Photoshop. And just a quick question if anyone happens to know, can you enter this contest more than once if you've already won? I hope so, because I enjoy participating anyway.

The garden I grew up in. Taken with a Nexus 5, edited in Google Photos app and Photoshop.

Grimy, gritty, Vernon-Jackson station on the 7 train in New York. Taken with a Google Nexus 5, edited in the Google Photos app and a little more in Photoshop.

Chandeliers at Grand Central Terminal. Taken with Nexus 5, edited in Google Photos and Photoshop.

Taken at the Roosevelt Island subway station in New York with a Nexus 5. Edited in the Google Photos app and then a little bit in Photoshop.

Well, that's strange. All of a sudden the voice recordings are back. I'm pretty sure there was an application update today. Maybe it was removed by mistake.

I see. Thanks for confirming. I used voice recording as a quick way to make sure my microphone sounds ok. Guess I gotta find a 3rd party app for that now.

Just wanted to make sure I'm not imagining things, but it seems like as of the recent April 2015 update, Google Keep no longer allows you to record voice notes? I know there is a little microphone icon there, but all that does is transcribe what you say into a text note. You cannot play back...

Thanks. Guess I'll just have to be patient.

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! I'm trying out KeePass2Android (Offline version) for now. Seems pretty good so far but, man, was it painful to retype all of my accounts/usernames/passwords one at a time. Blackberry's password keeper had no export feature as far as I know. Anyway, lemme know...