03.08.16 Security NEC can verify your identity using sound-capturing earbuds Biometric authentication goes way beyond your fingerprint. By B. Steele, 03.08.16 save Save share
05.02.13 05.02.13 Princeton crafts a 3D printed bionic ear with super hearing, creepy looks Scientists have toyed with printing ear implants for ages, but they've usually been more cosmetic... By J. Fingas, 05.02.13 save Save share View
02.22.13 02.22.13 Cornell scientists 3D print ears with help from rat tails and cow ears Science! A team of bioengineers and physicians over at Cornell University recently detailed their... By B. Heater, 02.22.13 save Save share View
11.08.12 11.08.12 MIT ear-powered wireless sensor sustains its charge through sound You wouldn't immediately think of the ear's cochlea as an energy source, but MIT knows that every... By J. Fingas, 11.08.12 save Save share View
12.02.11 12.02.11 Trouble hearing? Advanced Bionics' waterproof implant is paddling your way If you're one of the 200,000 deaf people who've received cochlear implants, then here's an upgrad... By S. Sakr, 12.02.11 save Save share View
05.18.11 05.18.11 Asius' ADEL earbud balloon promises to take some pressure off your poor eardrums Listener fatigue: it's a condition that affects just about everyone who owns a pair of earbuds... By A. Toor, 05.18.11 save Save share View
11.08.10 11.08.10 PlayStation 3's Bluetooth headset slims down, shines on, adorns ears later this month My, what a difference a couple years makes. As we suspected, Sony is updating its old Bluetooth hea... By R. Miller, 11.08.10 save Save share View
10.13.10 10.13.10 Biometric ear scanning developed as a comical alternative to iris, fingerprint scans The field of biometrics is a never-ending spectacle of palm readers, fingerprint and iris scanners,... By Joseph L. Flatley, 10.13.10 save Save share View
05.25.10 05.25.10 VNS implant might fix the ringing in your ears Earlier this decade, doctors discovered that by shocking the vagus nerve -- one of twelve nerves con... By Sean Hollister, 05.25.10 save Save share View
06.18.09 06.18.09 MIT scientists reverse engineer the ear for ultra-broadband, low power RF chip Researchers at MIT have developed an ultra-broadband radio chip that's faster than any existing R... By Joseph L. Flatley, 06.18.09 save Save share View
