Send your own email sound messages

One of the easiest ways to save time and speed-up your productivity is to record your e-mails by voice.

At first this might seem like an odd idea – why not just make a phone call? However, leaving a voice e-mail message allows the recipient to pick them up when they want, forward it on to other people, and generally get a much better idea of how you are feeling based on the tone of your voice. HandyBits Voice Mail makes it incredibly easy to get going by allowing you to record and playback voice messages in literally a few clicks. It’s also very good at compressing voice messages so there’s no need to worry about huge files blocking your inbox or bringing down your mail sever (which can be a common problem with such programs). In fact, according to the developers, it will compress messages to less than 10 times their original size which is pretty impressive. You can drag voice mail messages any way you want so you can drop them out of the interface and onto your desktop but unfortunately not directly into the attachment of an e-mail. It does offer regular tips which can be useful depending on how familiar you are with the program but they can be annoying when they pop up all the time.

Get yourself into the world of voice e-mails with HandyBits Voice Mail and you’ll be surprised at how much your productivity can increase although in my mind, nothing beats the simplicity of sending an e-mail when you don’t want to talk.

If you are tired of typing e-mail messages, this tool is for you. With Voice Mail you can create and e-mail sound messages to your friends.

Simply click the Record button (see picture), talk, and then click the Stop and Send buttons. It has the following key features: