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Are Bose Earbuds Waterproof? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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If you use your earbuds often, then there are pretty good odds you'll wind up accidentally exposing them to water at some point — whether that's from having wet hair, sweating while working out, or, in the worst-case scenario, leaving them in your pocket on laundry day. Waterproof earbuds should come out of most of those scenarios pretty unscathed. But if they aren't, then you could've made an expensive mistake. With that in mind, you should know whether your earbuds are waterproof before you ri
5 Brands Revitalizing The Boombox For Modern Listeners - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When you think of boomboxes, you probably aren't imagining exactly what you might call modern technology. Whether your main association is crowding around one with your arms full of CDs, sitting next to one while you fix your cassette tape with some clever pencil action, or standing out in the rain holding one over your head, the once-commonplace audio device doesn't really scream "modernity." But, despite its retro reputation, the humble
4 Common Problems With Bluetooth Speakers - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Bluetooth speakers offer heaps of convenience in the form of wireless listening and easy portability in comparison to their wired counterparts, but they still aren't totally free from problems. Sometimes, those problems can be chalked up to a fluke, bad luck, or being a part of a particularly problem-prone product line. But other times, the problem is just reflective of a common pitfall with Bluetooth speakers. Your mileage may vary, of course. If you own one of the best Bluetooth speakers on th
These Google Pixel Phones Are Officially Too Old For Software Updates - SlashGear (opens the original)
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When our favorite tech becomes outdated, incompatible with other modern devices, or impossible to repair, it's usually time to move on. Sometimes, that obsolescence is easy to spot and hard to ignore, such as a broken part that's become impossible to replace. But that's not always the case. One subtle way tech becomes obsolete is a lack of software updates, which leaves it vulnerable to security risks and can eventually make it incompatible with new apps and devices. Smartphones – including the
What Is The 3:1 Rule For Microphone Placement & Audio Engineering? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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If there's one thing to know about sound recording and audio production, it's that there's a lot of different terminology and industry phrases to get your head around. One you might have come across is the 3:1 rule. It refers to a trick that can help to keep your recordings or performances sounding clean and as phase-free as possible when you're using multiple microphones at once to capture mono audio. 3:1 refers to the ratio you can use to figure out where to place your second microphone. When
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