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I am reluctant to leave comments when I am forced to sign up for a website but I am compelled to respond to Jeff and Gordon on behalf of writers, if I may. The writer is correct about Custom Titles in Voice Memos. There is NO WAY to create custom titles. There is a way to create 'Custom Labels' that the reviewer did miss, but Gordon and Jeff of the USA: your crucifiction is totally out of line, particularly since the feature is poorly designed and does not serve what should be its fundamental purpose: To be a Title. Effectively, for the purposes of users, there are no Titles for Voice Memos, particularly since Apple itself does not use the 'Custom Label' as the file Title (or for any other purpose I can find) in iTunes. Clearly Apple does not consider this a Title either. (Speaking of: My original reason for stopping by: Does anyone know of an iTunes file category, such as "Album", that will show the Custom Label in iTunes? I've been looking...) And I will not die if I don't find this out, but I am interested: Will iTalk record in the background while running other Apps as Voice Memo does? The review is the best discussion of this topic and variations for voice memo management on the iPhone I have seen. Comments like Gordon and Jeff's to the writer of this fine discussion serve only to decrease the probability Gordon, Jeff and all of us will find more valuable information here, or anywhere else on the internet in the future you are creating with the Gordon/Jeff Criticism Model (of Better Performance?). No writer is getting rich writing on the internet, so maybe internet Gordons and Jeffs should get appreciative (now, not later) for what website writers do, instead of making users look like a spoiled, unappreciative lot. It's either that or all of us learn to live without good information online. I call it 'fostering goodwill' and, sad to say Gordon and Jeff of USA, Americans are about the worst at it of any culture, despite its obvious benefits.