In a restaurant or at a party, background noise can make it hard to hear people talking, even up close. But soon we could be wearing headphones that use AI to filter out noise that’s more than a few ...

The new PD20 from Astell&Kern is billed as the first Digital Audio Player to tailor sound to a listener's hearing – transforming how music is individually experienced.

New silicon designs apply AI to processing and enhancing digital audio. Cadence has new IP to simplify the work.

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Rapoo A350 and Hammer Wave Bluetooth speakers enhance work productivity with clear, hands-free audio, improved call quality and seamless connectivity for virtual meetings and multitasking.

Dolby is a tech company that develops proprietary audio and imaging technologies that the audiovisual industry uses for film, TV, streaming, gaming, and hardware. While Dolby isn't the only audio ...

Noise has launched its next-generation flagship earbuds, the Master Buds 2, priced at Rs 7,999. These earbuds feature Sound by Bose technology for enhanced audio, an advanced Active Noise Cancellation ...

Pro Audio Technology rolls out V2 speaker upgrades with improved drivers, DSP tuning, and lower noise for elite home theater performance. Pro Audio Technology (PRO) has unveiled Version 2 (V2) updates ...

The “sub crawl” is a little-known way you can optimize the placement of your surround sound system’s subwoofer. I rely on it whenever I get a new system to test or buy for myself. It can seem odd, but ...

What if you could hear a game world as vividly as you see it? Imagine standing in a crumbling cathedral, where your footsteps echo off ancient stone walls, or creeping through a dense jungle, every ...

The Binary EP321, with its MEMS driver, may not be for everyone... but it's definitely for me.

With the new Edward and Joyce Linde Music Building, the Institute’s multidisciplinary approach to music deepens. On a typical afternoon, MIT’s new Edward and Joyce Linde Music Building hums with life.