Apple is set to invest $2 billion in the AI audio startup Q.ai, known for its innovative technology that interprets facial expressions for silent communication.
Sennheiser has introduced the BTA1 TV Transmitter, enabling audio streaming to several headphones and earbuds simultaneously through the Bluetooth Auracast technology.
Introducing the Go:Mixer Studio, Roland’s most advanced mobile audio interface, featuring 12 inputs, six outputs, MIDI connectivity, and integrated effects for unparalleled sound versatility on the go.
Spotify is developing a new Page Match feature designed to help audiobook listeners seamlessly continue from where they stopped in their physical books.
Apple hasn’t announced any plans for Bluetooth Auracast support, but thanks to Atitan’s new transceiver, you can now integrate it yourself.
Bose is discontinuing cloud support for its SoundTouch speakers, but users can still enjoy full functionality through an open-source API and local controls.
Fender Audio’s Mix headphones feature a customizable modular design, allowing you to switch up colors, and come equipped with a convenient rechargeable battery for hassle-free use.
Introducing the ELIE speakers, offered in two sizes, delivering up to 120W of power and an impressive 18 hours of battery life for uninterrupted gaming sessions.
Introducing the Hollyland Lyra: a sleek 4K webcam designed to seamlessly integrate with wireless lavalier microphones, ensuring superior audio quality for your recordings and video calls.
Auracast enables multiple devices to connect to a single Bluetooth broadcast, making it an excellent solution for enhancing accessibility and improving audio experiences in loud settings. So why isn’t this technology more widely discussed among companies?