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Konrad Zieliński lost his voice to cancer years ago while he was a student at the University of Warsaw. People with his condition have traditionally relied on handheld speaking devices that sound flat and robotic, or on surgically implanted voice prostheses, which require ongoing maintenance to prevent complications, Zieliński told TechCrunch.

Technics has released the next generation of its flagship over-ear adaptive noise cancelling headphones with a new focus on low-distortion audio. The Panasonic-owned brand unveiled the EAH-A1000, which feature 40 mm magnetic fluid drivers. It’s the brand’s first use of the magnetic fluid tech in an over-ear headphone model. The drivers allow for movement while…

There are a handful of budget-friendly Android phones worth considering if you’re not too concerned about having the best camera system or the fastest processor. Buying higher-end phones from a year or two ago, though, can often get you a better overall experience. Google’s Pixel series can be an interesting place to look if you…

Earlier this month, the UN announced the planet will tip past 1.5 ˚C of warming, “likely within the next few years,” squashing any lingering hope that nations would cut emissions fast enough to achieve the loftiest goal of the Paris climate agreement.

Anthropic’s draft IPO prospectus has now started circulating in the media (after its confidential June SEC filing) and revealed some significant risks, Reuters reported. The first of those is fiscal, as the company reported an operating loss of $8 billion last year (on a $42 billion net loss), despite a 12-fold revenue increase from the year…

While it figures out what’s next for its phone series, Nothing announced the Headphone 1 Pro. It’s company’s new flagship audio product and the first with studio-level controls that accurately reflect that ‘pro’ moniker. After the impressive $199 Headphone A series, it’s stepping up the specs and the price. Fortunately, for Nothing fans, they still…