Image of the Fairbuds XL on a table (Daniel Cooper for Engadget) Two years ago, Fairphone launched a pair of modular, fully-repairable headphones called the Fairbuds XL. Now, the Dutch social ...

The highly anticipated Kiwi Ears Serene planar magnetic headphone has officially launched, co-designed in collaboration with world-renowned audio reviewer Z Reviews (ZEOS). This cutting-edge release ...

CHICAGO — Evanston, on a supposedly quiet Monday morning, is noisier than you might think. “OK, what’s that guy so angry about?” Fred Armisen asked as a garbage truck barreled down Sherman Avenue. A ...

An October 2025 meme, titled "Republicans on rape" authentically presented quotes from six Republicans who either campaigned as candidates or held elected office. A meme with the title "Republicans on ...

Jhumkas, cherished Indian ornaments, can sometimes cause ear infections due to bacteria, allergies, or poor hygiene. Research indicates bacteria like Staphylococcus aureus thrive on earrings. Nickel ...

With earbuds and personal music devices being so common, it’s crucial to understand their risks. If not used carefully, they can cause permanent hearing damage. Thirty-one million Americans between ...

In a country as vibrant and expressive as India, silence should never define a person’s experience of life. Yet, for millions living with hearing loss, that is the quiet reality. At least 63 million ...

It’s little wonder that wireless headphones are so popular. With cable-free freedom, battery lives that can outlast transatlantic flights, sound performance that is getting ever closer to ...

Shokz, the brand best known for its bone conduction headphones, is making a serious move into the open-ear true wireless space with the launch of OpenDots ONE, its smallest, lightest, and arguably ...

Pakistan cricketer Haider Ali was arrested by Greater Manchester Police following a rape allegation, prompting the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to suspend him with immediate effect. The 24-year-old ...

Poet Antrobus (Signs, Music) delivers a spellbinding account of his youth as a deaf, mixed-race child in East London. Diagnosed deaf at seven years old, Antrobus struggled socially and academically.