How a pair of headphones connects to your various devices is important: Especially in today's world where so few smartphones have headphone jacks, and many accessories connect using USB anyway. A vast ...

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Scientists discovered that images contain far more information than the human eye can see. With high-speed cameras, they can detect tiny vibrations in objects — vibrations caused by sound waves ...

★★★☆☆ This tiny recorder can transcribe and summarize meetings. Photo: David Snow/Cult of Mac In an ecosystem where seamless integration matters most, the new Soundcore Work AI Voice Recorder arrives ...

Fluance’s preference for a glossy finish may not be your first choice, but the RT85N should absolutely be on your radar as a purely analog turntable. There’s no preamp here, so you’ll need to buy one ...

These days, most of the media we consume is digital. We still watch movies and TV shows, but they’re all packaged in digital files that cram in many millions of pixels and as many audio channels as we ...

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It’s no secret that here at Hackaday we’ve at times been tempted to poke fun at the world of audiophiles, a place where engineering sometimes takes second place to outright silliness. But when a high ...

It’s a premium instrument that harkens back to the 808 and 909. It’s a premium instrument that harkens back to the 808 and 909. Unlike other TR instruments from Roland over the last several years that ...

Carolina Sound, a music and record exposition happening in Gastonia, is exactly the kind of event local record store owner Jason Shaut would have wanted to attend when he was still just a collector.

Recent progress in both analog and digital quantum simulations heralds a future in which quantum computers could simulate — and thereby illuminate — physical phenomena that are far too complex for ...