They Can Hear You Now
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Los Angeles Times - IQUITOS, Peru &#8212; A few miles downriver from this city in the western Amazon jungle, Andres Alvarado hops off a boat and walks up a muddy path to a hollowed-out log resting on a wooden stand. He beats the log with a stick, sending a series of low-pitched tones into the rain forest.
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The Seahawks have an answer to all the noise about whether their home is artificially loud: Make it louder.
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The Bongiovi Digital Power Station tweaks audio playback to maximize the rolling thunder. In Listening Post.
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A quarter of tinnitus sufferers thought the noises they could hear were coming from around them, research suggests.
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That whining, hissing sound isn't as loud as it used to be, but you can still hear it out there. It's the sound of people using phone lines to dial onto the Internet. About 62 million of us still do it, according to data from the Pew Internet and American Life Project. But it's getting harder to understand why.
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Now hereÂs something that just happened to catch our eye.
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Verizon Wireless service lets users treat people who call them to music rather than the sound of a ringing phone.
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Air Alert valve caps are bright enough to be seen in daylight, and really catch your eye by night.
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The hardest thing I've had to come to terms with in the 17 years since my hearing started to fail is not silence but intrusive noises: They ring in my ears, obscure the sounds I want to listen to and startle me when they amplify themselves without warning. There I am, working quietly at my desk, ...
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Thinking about joining the ranks of people on the street who look like they're talking to themselves? You know, the ones with those cellphone headsets in their ears that resemble high-tech fashion accessories.
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In the immediate aftermath of the towering tsunami waves that have so far known to have taken some 125,000 lives, the phones enabled survivors to let friends and families know they were alive.
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Your cell phone may be one of the last  spots around that's relatively free of advertising -- but not  for long. Media and advertising companies have found a way of  latching on to people's handsets by beaming ads to them via  Bluetooth, the same technology used in some hands-free  headsets.
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The silence has broken, and now their needs are being heard, too. Gay and lesbian employees are gaining better access to work-life benefits, along with more visible acceptance at work.
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Keeping others out is the whole point.
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The next time you talk on your  cellphone in a movie theater, beware: Your neighbors are  listening.
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Former execs from iriver, Musicmatch and Diamond Multimedia work in stealth mode on a new MP3 player that could be the first major advance in years. By Eliot Van Buskirk.
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Soon you'll have the ability to pinpoint a car's or a person's location to within less than three inches using handheld devices.