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In our new series featuring the design and technical aspects of our wireless earphones, headphones, and speaker, we speak with members of our product team to learn more about what goes into the engineering of our premium audio products.
We’re thrilled to announce two new colorway additions to the MW60 Wireless Over-Ear Headphone family: black metal/navy leather and silver metal/black leather.
For up-and-coming producer Ryan Little, whose melodic, electronica-tinged sound is somewhere between the works of 9th Wonder, a Final Fantasy soundtrack and Nujabes, putting music before medical school was the only answer.
The crowded blogosphere space has offered up a number of promising outlets, with some even making the jump from digital onto the printed page, bucking today’s editorial trend.
Pipilotti Rist's current solo exhibition at the New Museum, entitled Pixel Forest, incorporates video, light, and technology in a multi-media effort to help New Yorkers relax. But the exhibit is anything but sleepy.
Dr. Rudolph Tanzi talks the relationship between music and memory, and a new app designed to enhance the quality of life for those with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
Zach Walker is a UK-based multidisciplinary video artist who creates installations and interactive live performances using art, movement, and innovative digital technology.
A new digital art exhibit seeking to navigate the convergence of art and technology is currently on display in a most appropriate venue: Silicon Valley's Menlo Park.
To celebrate our company's two-year anniversary, we launched new colored ear pads, so you can personalize your sound. We sat down with cyborg artist Neil Harbisson, who's taking personalization with color to a new level.
Helen Benarrosh and Arny B. Arnold of TITAN REALITY wanted to develop new tools for musicians to learn, play, and share their musical skills and creativity. Their latest invention, Pulse*, promises to redefine the future of musical instrumentation.
In their two-person exhibition "Away From Keyboard" at Postmasters Gallery, New York-based artists Kristin Lucas and Joe McKay challenge viewers' perceptions through a wide range of engrossing user interfaces and innovative technology.
Located outside Lower Manhattan's Brookfield Place, the 5,300 square-foot pop-up museum presented five installations based on a corresponding emotion including optimistic, exhilarated and calm.
Perceptual is a multimedia experience meant to stimulate viewers' imaginations and promote introspection with the latest iteration "Perceptual: Sonic Landscape / Midnight Blink" during Art Basel Miami earlier this month.
From working at a fashion magazine to diving into digital technology at NEW INC, James Orlando discusses with the 10,000 his innovative approach to creating digital and virtual environments and the bridge between artificial and "real" experiences.
Through cutting-edge music apps Bloom, Scape and the recently redesigned Trope, iconic ambient music composer Brian Eno and musician/software designer Peter Chilvers expand the possibilities of generative music.
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