The earbuds were announced, in tandem, with a website “Thinking About Hearing Health” dedicated to educating people about Safe Listening, particularly since hearing loss from listening to loud music at high volumes for extended periods of time.
Jonathan Moore argues that he actually hears better on videoconference than a traditional classroom setting because his students are sitting close to the microphone; in class, his students sometimes speak low or are seated too far away for him to hear clearly.
Now researchers at the University of Washington have created a new smartphone app that can detect fluid behind the eardrum by simply using a piece of paper and a smartphone’s microphone and speaker.
According to the company, the intermediary device turns Oticon Opn™ hearing aids into a wireless headset for clear, hands-free calls from modern mobile phones, including iPhone® and Android™ smartphones.
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The two-day conference explored the ways disruptions in the marketplace have created unique challenges and fresh opportunities for practitioners to grow and solidify their practices.
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We tend to be biased, both in our training and in our technologies we use. We tend to look at things based on spectra or frequencies.
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Mobile Ears is a free iOS app designed to help people with mild to medium hearing loss to hear clear speech and sound while watching TV, at meetings, and conferences with just their phone and earbuds.
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Knowles Corporation announced the shipping its two millionth MEMS microphone for hearing instruments.
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