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- 1Bose begins rolling out Auracast support to its headphones●Bose starts adding Auracast to its headphones https://www.theverge.com/tech/1001522/bose-headphones-get-auracast-support
Bose has started adding Auracast support to its headphones, bringing Bluetooth LE Audio's broadcast feature to its audio lineup. The update will let users connect to public audio streams in places like airports, gyms and cinemas, and share audio with multiple listeners. The news is being shared among tech and audio enthusiasts following coverage of the announcement.
- 2Bose launches first wired earbuds in 11 years with noise canceling●Bose's first wired earbuds in 11 years add noise canceling https://www.theverge.com/tech/1001326/bose-wired-earbuds-nois
Bose has released its first wired earbuds in over a decade, and the new pair includes active noise canceling. The earbuds are available for preorder now. The move marks an unusual return to wired audio for a company best known for its wireless headphones, and it is drawing attention among audio and gadget enthusiasts curious about how Bose combines the reliability of wired listening with its signature noise-canceling technology.
- 3Bose rolls out Bluetooth LE Audio update for QuietComfort Ultra Gen 2●A new firmware update for the $449 Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones Gen 2 adds support for Bluetooth LE Audio and Aura
Bose has released a new firmware update for its $449 QuietComfort Ultra Headphones Gen 2, adding beta support for Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast. The flagship headphones are the first in Bose's lineup to gain Auracast, the audio-sharing technology that lets one device broadcast to multiple receivers, and the company plans to extend it to more products. Owners are testing the beta features now.
- 4Bose Returns to Wired Earbuds After a Decade●Bose Launches New Wired Earbuds After More Than a Decade https://www.wired.com/story/bose-to-release-wired-headphones-af
Bose is releasing new wired earbuds, its first such product in more than ten years, according to Wired. The move comes as an unexpected twist in a market dominated by wireless models, and audio enthusiasts are discussing whether the company is responding to renewed demand for reliable, battery-free audio options.
- 5Todrick Hall, Ariana DeBose Join Black Theatre United Gala▼Todrick Hall, Jasmine Amy Rogers, Ariana DeBose, More Join Black Theatre United Gala
Todrick Hall, Jasmine Amy Rogers and Ariana DeBose are among the performers announced for the Black Theatre United gala, with further names still to be revealed. The event supports Black Theatre United, the organization founded to advance equity and opportunity for Black artists across the American theatre industry. Theatre fans are sharing the lineup news as tickets and details circulate.
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RoboSense, the Chinese lidar maker, has sold its robotics unit to a startup led by one of its founders in a deal valued at $8.9 million. The divestment marks a slimming-down move for the company, which is best known for supplying lidar sensors to the automotive industry. Details about the buyer and strategic rationale remain limited.
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Bose has introduced new $99 wired USB-C earbuds featuring active noise cancellation. Coverage from CNET suggests the wired design could appeal to listeners tired of charging wireless earbuds, with some reviewers saying the low price and ANC may convince them to switch. The affordable price point is drawing attention in multiple regions.
- 8Bose brings back wired earbuds after a decade●Everything old is new again as today Bose announced its first pair of wired earbuds since discontinuing the option in 20
Bose announced its first pair of wired earbuds since discontinuing the option in 2015. Called the Bose Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds, the tethered design removes battery anxiety and the need to remember to charge, combining active noise cancellation with a wired connection. The move reads as part of a broader retro turn in audio, as headphones makers rediscover the practicality of older formats.
- 9Bose launches special edition QuietComfort Ultra headphones●Bose launches special edition version of QuietComfort Ultra headphones
Bose has released a special edition version of its QuietComfort Ultra headphones. The new variant arrives alongside the company's flagship noise-cancelling line, though details on pricing, colours and availability remain limited in initial coverage. Bose fans and audio enthusiasts are following the announcement as the QuietComfort Ultra series continues to be one of the most prominent names in premium wireless headphones.
- 10Bose brings noise cancellation to wired earbuds●Bose's throwback to wired earbuds add much-needed ANC https://www.engadget.com/2270779/boses-throwback-to-wired-earbuds-
Bose has released a new pair of wired earbuds that feature active noise cancellation, a feature usually reserved for wireless models. Engadget's review frames the product as a throwback to wired audio, arguing that the addition of ANC makes wired earbuds a genuinely appealing option again for listeners who prefer a cable over batteries and pairing hassles.
- 11Nothing launches Headphone (1) Pro at 350 euros●Headphone (1) Pro: Nothings neue Over-Ear-Kopfhörer kosten 350 Euro Das Londoner Tech-Start-up Nothing will es im Bereic
London tech start-up Nothing has introduced its new over-ear headphones, the Headphone (1) Pro, priced from 350 euros. The company says it wants to compete directly with established audio brands such as Bose and Sony in the headphone market. The move marks Nothing's push beyond smartphones and earbuds into premium audio.
- 12Anjan Bose elected International Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering●Anjan Bose elected International Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering
Anjan Bose, a Washington State University engineering scholar, has been elected an International Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, one of the highest honours for engineers in the United Kingdom. The election recognises his contributions to the field and places him among a select group of international engineers admitted to the academy each year.