ClimaCell, a weather forecasting technology that uses wireless networks to create incredibly granular predictions, has raised $15 million to develop new products and expand beyond the U.S.
The Boston-based company’s service has broad applications across government and business, offering ways to better prepare for the increasing number of severe weather events that are occurring… Read More
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There’s a Kickstarter campaign for wireless earbuds that conform to your unique ear shape
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Ears are like fingerprints: no two are exactly the same.
It’s a perennial problem with earbuds—they never fit your ears quite right so they either fall out while you’re running around or they start to hurt after wearing them for an extended period of time. Sometimes it’s both if you buy those $5 ones in the CVS checkout line. Even high-quality, expensive earbuds seem to operate on a one-size-fits-all mentality. *cough AirPods cough*
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View More There’s a Kickstarter campaign for wireless earbuds that conform to your unique ear shapeThese headphones double as earmuffs
Sound Huggle will keep your ears warm while listening to music. They’re wireless and connect to your smartphone. The volume can be adjusted right from the headphones and is easily adjustable. This device can even make phone calls. Sound Huggle comes i…
View More These headphones double as earmuffsMuse is a simple dedicated Amazon Alexa add-on for the car
Want to bring Alexa into your vehicle? You now have a few options, including a new $49.99 accessory from voice tech company Speak Music, which is launching Muse, essentially a Bluetooth-enabled Amazon Echo for the car. The small device allows you to access Alexa skills while on the go, using voice commands and the “Alexa” wake word, while connecting to your in-car stereo system… Read More
Researchers discover aluminum foil actually does improve your wireless speed
Researchers at Dartmouth University have found that a 3D printed shape covered in aluminum foil can improve wireless range and increase Wi-Fi security. The project, which appeared on Eurekalert, involves placing a reflector on and around a Wi-Fi router’s antennae to shape the beam, increasing range and preventing it from passing through to unwanted spaces. “With a simple investment… Read More
Android users might finally get their own version of AirDrop
Apple’s AirDrop might finally get some competition from Google.
The search giant is reportedly working on a new file manager app called “Files Go” for Android with a wireless transfer feature that could compete with Apple’s AirDrop, according to 9to5…
These truly wireless earbuds are on sale for more than 25% off
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The first headphones were invented in 1919 as a way to listen to electrical audio. Since then, headphones have received a serious upgrade. They’re no longer essential for listening to music — we now have speakers and amplifiers for that — so it’s important to make them as user-friendly as possible.
Today, headphones are smaller and more comfortable than ever before. Some models are even noise-canceling or Bluetooth-compatible, which ultimately makes listening to a song, audiobook, or podcast more enjoyable. Read more…
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