A future iteration of AirPods could take advantage of bone conduction technology to provide audio in a variety of situations where normal earphones aren't effective, with a proposed system combining ...

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The good news is that the Shokz OpenRun Mini just dropped to $89 on Amazon, crushing its usual $129 price tag and even beating the Black Friday deals we saw just weeks ago. This all-time low makes ...

The team at Shokz has made a name for itself in the bone conduction headset market over the past several years and they’ve decided to change things up a bit this time around. Today, the company ...

MusicLenses are urban-inspired, audio-enabled glasses. They allow the wearer to play music and make phone calls directly from the glasses rather than having to also wear an in-ear audio device. Junyi ...

TLDR: The Zulu Exero Bone Conduction Headphones deliver excellent sound quality via bone conduction technology, so you never stop hearing the world around you. Ever since their explosion into the ...

Your next AirPods could use bone conduction for enhanced audio transmission. The most recent plans for this AirPods upgrade appears in the form of a patent ...

These open-ear headphones don't block out the real world. Photo: Cult of Mac Deals AirPods are great and all, but what if you don’t want earbuds jammed into your earholes? These open-ear headphones ...

Future AirPods Max or other personal audio accessories could increase the privacy of sound, by using bone conduction to transmit calls or private audio to the user without being heard by anyone else.

Another day, another rumor swirling around Google’s much talked about Project Glass; the wearable Android device that would layer your smart phone display over your world providing a revolutionary way ...

A patent filing, discovered by AppleInsider, shows that Apple has developed a hybrid "combined" audio system using bone conduction technology. In a patent granted today by the U.S. Patent and ...

"Ludwig van Beethoven, the famous 18th century composer who was partially deaf, discovered Bone Conduction," asserts the Audio Bone Web site. “Beethoven found a way to hear music through his jawbone ...