The dramatic reductions in human activity because of COVID-19 coronavirus restrictions can be traced to all types of changes. NASA has documented reductions in air pollution, and an article in Nature reports that seismic noise, humming in the Earth’s crust, has decreased. When I posted that article on my public Facebook page, my colleague John […]
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82% of 18 to 24-year-olds who are self-employed admit to changing their voice when on the phone to sound more professional. Furthermore, 77% of business owners and freelancers use their personal mobile for business purposes. Phone Call Statistics These findings involving phone usage and habits among business owners and freelancers were unveiled by research carried
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Since the dawn of Stories features across social media platforms, many brands have asked, “Should we make Stories with or without sound?”
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With SMX East right around the corner, it’s a great time to start the conversation that will shape my talk in November – How to Structure Your Facebook Campaigns for Success. This can surely seem a daunting undertaking. There are so many levers to potentially pull, and so much information available on the topic that
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Why game with headphones on when you can set up speakers and immerse yourself in the sound? For a limited time, you can grab the Ratsel Bluetooth gaming sound system by Thonet and Vander for just $89. Thonet and Vander build every speaker they make with quality in mind, and the Ratsel gaming sound system
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You launch a PC game or stream a movie, but you don’t hear any sound. On the surface, there’s no apparent reason for the lack of audio. This guide shows you how to fix sound problems in Windows 10. Unfortunately, sound issues can be tricky. Problems could merely reside in third-party software, requiring a patch.
With its wireless surround speakers and subwoofer, and four up-firing drivers for height effects, the $700 Vizio SB36514-G6 Home Theater Sound System delivers rich, detailed, and punchy audio, complete with 3D object-based Dolby Atmos support. The soundbar’s easy setup is a major plus, along with a generous collection of included cables and mounting accessories. That
The Mixcder E9 noise-cancelling headphones eschew some of the things that drive up the cost of premium active noise-cancelling headphones. A big chunk of a premium brand’s $350-plus price tag can be attributed to the high-end materials used in the construction of sleeky designed cans: Genuine leather, versus synthetic material, for example; and metal components
from the yeager-bomb dept When it comes to intellectual property, the culture of ownership has grown so large that it threatens to consume itself. Still, while we have an overly permissive USPTO and European trademark offices that facilitate this insane notion that all language is meant to be owned, there are still, blessedly, some rules.
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If you’re looking for a relatively inexpensive way to upgrade your TV’s sound while adding Alexa to the mix, the Yamaha YAS-209 makes for an attractive option. Armed with a wireless subwoofer, an easy-to-use remote, and Alexa onboard, the $350 YAS-209 delivers impressive sound given it price, not to mention the convenience of controlling the
