Tech Could End Deafness
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Scientists think they can improve your hearing with stem cells and electrodes. If you have an iPod, you should probably listen up. Randy Dotinga reports from the AAAS meeting in San Francisco.
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Baby boomers, after years of making noise, face hearing loss and a new group of devices they once made fun of.
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For a baby who is born deaf or hearing-impaired, early action by both parents and doctors may be essential to his or her social development.
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People are having to wait up to five years for the latest digital hearing aids, a report has found.
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Ok, so itâs one thing for a cellphone to have a bug in it, it happens, but thereâsa defect in Siemensâ 65 series of cellphones (including the C65, M65, S65, SL65, CV65, CT65, CXV65, and CXT65) that could potentially result in hearing loss.
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A start-upâs first product, modeled on the human ear, curbs background noise.
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Multi-function phones, webcams and other new technological innovations have transformed the lives of the hard of hearing, delegates at an international congress of the deaf said Tuesday.
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Sony makes the body a living capacitator by sending audio signals through it. From Crave, CNET's gadget blog.
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Electronic devices are starting to come equipped with a short-range, high-speed wireless radio technology known as ultrawideband.
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Vitamin E can help restore sudden hearing loss, research suggests.
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Viagra and other impotence drugs are about to bear new warnings that users may experience sudden hearing loss.
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Sick of screaming to be heard over your cell phone in noisy places? A software firm claims its new headset, based on noise-reduction research it conducted for the U.S. military, will virtually eliminate background-noise disruptions. By Elisa Batista.
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Literally putting a face on technology could improve our interaction with hi-tech gadgets.
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Scientists have tested whether cellular audio is good enough to play and record animal sounds in the wild.
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Placido Domingo's latest project is music to the ears of the hearing-impaired. The tenor, paired with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, is speaking for a global effort called "Hear the World" to raise awareness about hearing loss and to offer the latest technology to those in need &#151; especially in developing countries.
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(National-NBC) Sept. 3, 2004 - An experimental implantable contact lens is showing promise in helping nearsighted people see without glasses.
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Using new technology, injured or disabled workers can talk their way to productivity.