The latest beta version of the firmware for the Apple HomePod appears to include an option to enable lossless audio.
Britain’s Sainsbury’s bans CDs and DVDs
The British supermarket chain Sainsbury’s is banning CDs and DVDs – and probably Blu-rays as well – as they think – and we agree – that era is over. Vinyl will remain on the shelves.
Definitive Technology introduces new subs – Descend series
Definitive Technology’s latest 8 and 12-inch subwoofers feature the latest technology and enclosure for deeper, more powerful bass.
Consumer eager to return to physical store
A boost for hi-fi retailers and others: Mood Media research shows that consumers are comfortable with returning to physical stores.
KEF delivers first Uni-Q driver array in collaboration with Lotus
Automotive brand Lotus and audio brand KEF are joining forces. Starting with the next generation of Lotus sports cars and premium electric lifestyle vehicles, KEF will provide the sound systems, beginning with the new Lotus Emira.
JCAT presents the INITIO 3 linear power supply
JCAT’s INITIO 3 is a linear power supply with dual output and a – for this class – very reasonable price tag!
Bang & Olufsen celebrates 40 years of Factory Records
Factory Records is without doubt a legendary label that enjoyed its heyday in the 1980s and 1990s. They are 40 years old, Bang & Olufsen is celebrating.
Ferrum presents headphone amplifier OOR
Poland’s Ferrum – falling under the wings of HEM – has released the high-end headphone amplifier OOR, for the real enthusiasts.
Audacity has become spyware
If you are using the most recent version of Audacity, you should remove it from your system as soon as possible. The new owner is using it as spyware.
OrCam Read makes all texts accessible to dyslexics
OrCam has released a special stand-alone device that can read printed text per page; an ideal tool (and specially developed) for dyslexics.