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‘The problem is, the pinna isn’t part of the inner ear’: GoldenSound's new earbuds take the Harman Curve and aim to better it for earbuds — and despite feeling like I’d signed up for a PhD rather than press briefing, I (mostly) agree

Audio engineer Cameron Oatley is better-known as 'GoldenSound'He's teamed up with Status to add a special tuning profile to its Pro X budsThe result is Pro X GoldenSound; the fruit of impressively extensive labor…

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SlashGear ·2 mo. ago

What Does The Curve Sign With A Speed Limit Actually Mean?

You may have seen that yellow diamond sign with the bendy arrow while on a drive, conveying to you that there's a twist up ahead.

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SlashGear ·3 mo. ago

4 Upgrades The iPhone 18 Needs To Put Apple Ahead Of The Curve

The iPhone is the most popular smartphone in the U. S. , accounting for over 60% of the smartphone market share, according to Statcounter.

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TechRadar ·3 mo. ago

The best DJI Lito alternatives — including 'your best first drone', and one serious curve-ball option

There's a winning new affordable drone on the market. But while the outstanding DJI Lito has winged its way to the UK and Australia, thanks to that pesky DJI ban, US shoppers are currently missing out.

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SlashGear ·4 mo. ago

Getting Stuck At This Notorious Curve In VT Could Soon Cost Truckers $20K

Vermont's Smuggler's Notch is on Route 108, a stunning, narrow, and precarious pass through the Green Mountains. It's an area that's beloved by skiers and often frightening for drivers.

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Igeekphone ·7 mo. ago

Xiaomi Buds 6 flagship semi-in-ear TWS headphones officially announced: Bionic curve design, intelligent recording and translation

Igeekphone News, December 22nd: Xiaomi Buds 6 flagship semi-in-ear TWS headphones have been officially announced to be released on the evening of December 25th. The poster reveals three color options of the headphones.

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SlashGear ·last yr.

Why Do Rockets Curve When Launched Instead Of Going Straight Up?

When you were a kid, how did you think rockets worked? They blast off from a pad straight up, and then they're in space, right?