Google Home is the speaker that started it all, but has now been replaced and bettered by the Nest Audio.Google Nest Hub Max adds a larger 10-inch display and a camera, making it a full Nest device as well as … Continue reading →

The offer was pulled due to high demand with many customers saying it was already too late to nab one by the time they had heard about the deal. Although it wasn’t revealed why Spotify decided to offer this, tech … Continue reading →

November 6, 2014. Amazon Alexa Developer(s) Amazon Initial release November 6, 2014 Operating system Fire OS 5.0 or later, iOS 11.0 or later Android 4.4 or later Platform Amazon Echo Fire OS iOS Android Linux Windows When was the Alexa … Continue reading →

Best smart speakers 2021: the best voice assistant speakers Apple. HomePod Mini. Amazon. Echo Dot (4th Generation) JBL. Link Portable. Amazon. Echo (4th generation) Bang. & Olufsen Beosound A1 (2nd Gen) Amazon. Echo Show 10 (3rd Generation) Google. Nest Hub … Continue reading →

Name Change After Google and Nest merged, Google renamed the Google Home Hub the Google Nest Hub. It also announced that Google Nest would be the new branding for its smart home products. Is Nest replacing Google Home? Google Home … Continue reading →

How to Stop Google from Tracking You Click on Security and location under the main settings icon. Scroll down to Privacy heading and tap Location. You can toggle it off for the whole device. Turn off access to various apps … Continue reading →

NEST Corporation is a public corporation of the Department for Work and Pensions. Is NEST a government scheme? Built for auto enrolment Nest was set up by the government to ensure every employer has access to a high-quality workplace pension … Continue reading →

Sound bars, iPods, AirPlay, and Bluetooth speakers are essentially monophonic, not stereo sound sources.While some BT speakers have built-in stereo drivers, they’re so close together that the sound has virtually no separation, and winds up sounding like mono. Are Bluetooth … Continue reading →

SOUND WAVES enter the ear canal and cause the eardrum to vibrate.Moving fluid bends thousands of delicate hair-like cells which convert the vibrations into NERVE IMPULSES. Nerve impulses are CARRIED to the brain by the auditory nerve. In the brain, … Continue reading →

How Does Echo Sounding Work? Echo sounders transmit a pulse of energy directly downwards from the bottom of the ship. The pulsation moves through the water and pings off the floor of the sea. It then travels upward until the … Continue reading →

BlueBugging uses Bluetooth to establish a backdoor on a victim’s phone or laptop. Backdoors are very dangerous because they can give a malicious outsider inside access to your device and sensitive information. Basically they can use the backdoor to spy … Continue reading →

Distance and perception of voice. Distance Voice Level (dB PSIL) (ft) (m) Very Loud 6 1.8 66 12 3.7 60 24 7.3 54 How far does 70 dB travel? The (A) refers to a weighting scale that approximates the manner … Continue reading →

Assuming it’s easy enough to plug the devices in with an Ethernet cable, you’ll get a more consistently solid connection. In the end, Ethernet offers the advantages of better speed, lower latency, and more reliable connections. Does an Ethernet cable … Continue reading →

For the current Bluetooth speaker technology, there is no discernible loss in audio quality when compared to wired speakers. Is Bluetooth sound quality as good as wired? Sound Quality: As mentioned before, wired headphones generally sound better than wireless headphones … Continue reading →

SBC has a bad reputation among the Bluetooth audio codecs for its high lossy compression algorithm and hence, overall lower audio quality. But in fact, SBC is a pretty flexible codec. It is able to support up to the 48 … Continue reading →