In most other wireless headphones, only one earpiece receives a signal from the phone via wireless Bluetooth technology; it then transmits the signal to the other earpiece.
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Some iPhone 8 owners are running into an issue with the phone's earpiece: when they make a call, the earpiece makes a disruptive "crackling" or "static" sound that disrupts the audio.
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" He later blamed his answer on a "bad earpiece.
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He would later do so and blame a faulty earpiece.
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He was answered by a klaxon ringing in his earpiece.
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Was Hillary Wearing an Earpiece During Last Night's Presidential Forum?
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He later blamed a bad earpiece during a CNN interview.
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"Otherside" in particular suffers when his earpiece seems to die.
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They need to relocate the aforementioned earpiece, sensors, and selfie camera.
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Stuart is an artificially intelligent assistant that lives in your earpiece.
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He said he was also getting extraneous noise in his earpiece.
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Listening to the speech through an earpiece, he remained stone-faced.
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A user has to tap the earpiece and then just speak.
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" Later in the interview, he said it was a "lousy earpiece.
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It costs $89 for a replacement earpiece ($29 with Apple Care).
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Mr. Janssen wore an earpiece, through which Mr. Koritke relayed instructions.
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It looks like a throwback—a smartphone earpiece without a Bluetooth connection.
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That&aposs when you pretend your microphone and earpiece don&apost work.
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Wilhelm apologizes again and stops listening to me, absorbed by her earpiece.
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You mentioned a few, that problem in Afghanistan with an earpiece, essentially.
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One speaker is in the earpiece and the other on the bottom.
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Her team said Carey could not hear anything coming from her earpiece.
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A subject wears an earpiece and a beeper sounds at random intervals.
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"You have insanity in my earpiece," he yells at his staff, face livid.
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" We then hear O'Reilly speaking to his producer in his earpiece, "What's that?
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The FDA cleared an earpiece that may help block symptoms of opioid withdrawal.
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They were there, CNN was there, and they gave me a lousy earpiece.
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Merkel spoke in German, but her remarks were being translated in Trump's earpiece.
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He later argued a faulty earpiece had made him not understand the question.
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He didn't answer until he got his DEA-provided earpiece into his recorder.
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And then, finally, like, Han Solo's wearing this earpiece with that microphone thing.
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A producer clips my microphone on and places an earpiece into my ear.
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For the rest of that center, how about INCH UP / EURASIA / ROSTER / EARPIECE?
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"Hausa ta wiya," Ibrahim said, miming the earpiece of an old-fashioned translator.
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" He paused to listen into his earpiece, then continued, "Oh, no, I didn't?
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He did not put in the earpiece during the prime minister's lengthy introduction.
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The earpiece doubles as mono speaker, which I found to be impressively loud.
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Mistakes happen, and we might never know exactly what went wrong with Carey's earpiece.
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Like other handsets, it splits audio between the bottom-firing speaker and the earpiece.
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Sounds awesome, but in practice, they can actually be worse than a traditional earpiece.
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After wrapping up an on-script bit, O'Donnell hears some noise in his earpiece.
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She gives him an earpiece, explaining that she'll be listening from the control room.
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The lack of bezels also means there's no space for a conventional earpiece speaker.
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Kavanaugh turned and walked away from Guttenberg, accompanied by a man in an earpiece.
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" Conservative actor James Woods tweeted the image early Thursday morning with the caption: "Earpiece?
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But the phone's earpiece, which also serves as its loudspeaker, is not very good.
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The other suggestion I have is to just cave and buy a Bluetooth earpiece.
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I untether myself from my microphone and earpiece and head straight for my office.
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These headphones use a little microphone embedded in the earpiece to detect ambient noise.
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Rancic said there's a lot going on in her earpiece at any given time.
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"I sit down and I have a lousy earpiece provided by them," Trump continued.
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His earpiece had malfunctioned just seconds before he was to be on live television.
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He spent his days behind a desk, a phone earpiece ready for customers' calls.
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This context was translated to me via earpiece by the sunim leading the program.
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Only it has almost nothing to do with earpiece-wearing agents or armored cars.
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They'll also soon know the pain and anguish of (almost) losing a fallen earpiece.
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The higher-end P30 Pro doesn't have a headphone jack, earpiece or stereo speakers.
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This smart earpiece translates languages with voice recognition in real time for the wearer.
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Trump later claimed he couldn't hear the interviewer's question because of a bad earpiece.
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But during calls, the earpiece could occasionally produce a high-pitched static or crackling noise.
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Villanelle ignores the earpiece, at one point stuffing it into her food and eating it.
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Trump said that he had been hampered by a faulty earpiece during the CNN interview.
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Even the earpiece has a level of quality above the retail price, according to Lamar.
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It looks similar to the G43 but with one significant difference: the earpiece is missing.
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Anything that mimics a decent earpiece like phones used to have, before smartphones killed them.
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The left earpiece has a built-in microphone and a button that controls music playback.
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Information from the system is relayed to a human umpire via an iPhone and earpiece.
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The next day, Trump blamed a "bad earpiece" during an appearance on NBC's "Today" show.
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Trump later said he had not heard the questions well because of a bad earpiece.
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Choose your earpiece size to ensure a secure fit during exercise or particularly rowdy commutes.
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" Appearing on Today this morning, Trump tried to blame his comments on a "lousy earpiece.
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Once her earpiece quit working during a live shot, which made it impossible to hear.
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The motorized module also includes an earpiece and an LED that can provide fill lighting.
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Hester watched, speaking into a small microphone that transmitted to an earpiece in Dujardin's helmet.
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FROST: LARRY SUCH A PRO THAT YOU ARE A GUEST WITH AN EARPIECE AS WELL.
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There's a front-facing speaker in the earpiece and a downward-facing one on the bottom.
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That's right, it's got a notch for the earpiece, front camera, notification light, and proximity sensor.
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The wire is vehemently resistant to tangling and kinks, and each earpiece feels rigid and durable.
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He just uses an earpiece that's much smaller than most of his counterparts around the world.
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Standing behind the checkout, Bublé listened to DeGeneres through an earpiece, doing everything she told him.
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I even love the circular earpiece and the loud, crisp sound that it produces during calls.
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Again, this SoundCasting tech means you don't need to waste physical space for a traditional earpiece.
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On Monday, Trump said he was unable to hear the question due to a bad earpiece.
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Trump blamed a faulty earpiece for misunderstanding the question and said he's previously repudiated the support.
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DER: Hang on, EARPIECE dupes the PIECE in PUZZLE PIECE, so we probably can't use that.
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Atwood now will go face-to-face with the president with an earpiece and a motive.
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OnePlus even include uses its earpiece as a speaker, which gives the OP7T solid stereo audio.
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Putin took out his earpiece in what appeared to be a moment of frustration before reponding.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Oh, and in case you were looking for an earpiece, there's isn't one.
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For the tail end of the conference, Trump appeared to be holding his earpiece to his ear.
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During Abe's opening remarks, Trump did not appear to use an earpiece to listen to a translation.
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Similar to AirPods, they have a Find My Buds feature to help you locate a lost earpiece.
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Xiaomi also did away with physical earpiece speaker – a crucial component in all handsets - on the device.
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Meanwhile, at the top of the display, there's a new notched cutout for the new Razr's earpiece.
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Brawley said if cellphone users are concerned about this data in animals they should wear an earpiece.
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They sang a duet of their song "Shallow," after B.C. overcame some difficulty in installing his earpiece.
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A horny unlike allows you to move through Instagram like a spy in a suit and an earpiece.
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It looks like an antiquated Bluetooth earpiece, granted a much more attractive one than those gadgets of old.
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At six, she stumbles onto a derelict cavern below ground and discovers an electronic earpiece called a Focus.
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" Trump has since walked back his comments, blaming his hesitance to condemn the Klan on a "bad earpiece.
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It offers text notifications and has a pop-out earpiece within that you can use to take calls.
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I would rather wear the Freedom with its small earpiece than the X3 — or a similar competing product.
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It works in pairs, meaning you wear one earpiece and the person you're speaking with wears the other.
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Instead, you get enough room on the top lip for an earpiece, sensors, and a front-facing camera.
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This time Abe showed off what I think should be his signature move: the translation earpiece throw-down.
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The best we've done so far would be the Motorola Hint, which was basically a supercharged Bluetooth earpiece.
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In an appearance on NBC's "Today" show on Monday, he blamed a "very bad earpiece" for his equivocation.
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Maybe the same writer who plagiarized Michelle Obama for the convention speech was whispering into a hidden earpiece.
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"However, that was not the case, and they were again told that her earpiece was not working," Perna said.
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"[Dick Clark Productions] knew her earpiece wasn't working and sent her on stage regardless," a Carey source tells PEOPLE.
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We can confirm that the mic on the earpiece does not pick up the audio for the recorded video.
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Finally, during a joint news conference, the Twitterverse started speculating about whether or not Trump was wearing an earpiece.
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POTUS gets a simultaneous translation of Justin Trudeau speaking French, linked through earpiece to translators in the East Room.
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I actually found it harder to hear voices on the Aquos Crystal than on devices with an actual earpiece.
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The earpiece features a proximity sensor which it uses to tell your phone when it's popped into your ear.
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After catching heat from other Republican candidates, Trump blamed his refusal to reject Duke's endorsement on a "bad earpiece."
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His tiny earpiece was only plainly visible from the other side of the table where there were no photographers.
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To wit: Earlier this month, rumors abound that the Democratic hopeful was wearing an earpiece during an NBC forum.
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HTC BoomSound has also been revamped here: the front speaker, which also doubles as the earpiece, is a tweeter.
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An earpiece of the glasses has a cavity to receive the printed circuit board and the light emitting diode.
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Trump later blamed his response on a "lousy earpiece," saying he could barely hear what he was being asked.
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Apparently the problem stems from a software issue, affecting the earpiece, that can be corrected by a forthcoming update.
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If your phone's earpiece sounds like it's too quiet, there's a good chance lint is simply in the way.
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Spicer had already noted on Twitter that Trump was wearing a single earpiece that was not visible in the video.
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The app analyzes the images, determines what they depict, and generates an audio description that's heard through to your earpiece.
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Like its older brother, the X3 is a wireless headset with a tether linking the right earpiece to the left.
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The renders also show the company's signature notification switch, USB-C, and a small earpiece right above the front display.
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They still have a slim "forehead" and "chin" to house essential features like an earpiece, iris scanner, and selfie camera.
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This notch houses the earpiece (for calls) plus a new array of cameras and sensors designed to detect your face.
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Will it again feature Vivo's "body soundcasting" technology, allowing it to omit the earpiece and speaker by vibrating the screen?
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The earpiece speaker is an almost invisible slit that you don't even notice until the charging light appears through it.
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Instead, it uses piezoelectric ceramic acoustic technology that makes it possible to listen to calls without needing the earpiece speaker.
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Later, during a Q&A with the press, Trump nodded for a good 15 seconds before putting in his earpiece.
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Just like on the iPhone, the stereo speakers fire out of the earpiece and speaker next to the charging port.
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Afterward, Trump blamed the move on a faulty earpiece, only to come back days later and offer an explicit condemnation.
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Kabari at one point asked Were to retrace his steps to help them locate the missing earpiece, the recording indicates.
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From there, your speech will be translated almost immediately to the other wearer's language, which they'll hear in their earpiece.
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The billionaire later said he couldn't hear the question, blaming a "bad earpiece," and disavowed the groups amid public outrage.
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But the Xperia Ear performs many of the same functions as Motorola's Moto Hint earpiece it appears to be following.
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He spent plenty of time fiddling with his earpiece, though the heavily auto-tuned vocals didn't suffer as a result.
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As darkness fell, another wearing an earpiece cradled a machine gun and moved to music booming from a nearby bar.
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Oh, I should also mention that Ellen DeGeneres was ordering her to do these things via an earpiece. http://bzfd.
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While Ambassador Sondland's phone was not on speakerphone, I could hear the President's voice through the earpiece of the phone.
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But even if you're not closely following the story, it's hard to ignore the characters constantly chattering into your earpiece.
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Early in the show, a tall, austere, older woman in black (Karen Kandel) slips a telephone earpiece beneath Seacole's wig.
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He blamed this blunder on a "bad earpiece," claiming he hadn't heard Jake Tapper ask him whether he would disavow Duke.
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In plenty of situations, it's probably a bridge too far to ask a stranger to jam your earpiece in their ear.
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And it has Apple's new "wide stereo" speaker system, which uses the earpiece speaker and bottom speaker as a matched pair.
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So if there was ever a time to really keep a close eye on Trump's earpiece, that would probably be it.
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The volume gets much louder, and when you flip the phone into landscape mode, the earpiece doubles as a stereo speaker.
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"This isn't good, Lee," producer Patty Fenn (Roberts) says to Gates through a headset from the control room into his earpiece.
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The futuristic-looking lenses were said to capture and display images and videos and send data to a companion USB earpiece.
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Since the phone has no upper bezel, Xiaomi had to remove long-standing smartphone components like the earpiece and proximity sensor.
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TMZ broke a series of stories after last year's disaster, where Mariah claimed she couldn't hear the music through her earpiece.
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This one boasts an slider form factor with the back sliding upwards to reveal the selfie camera, earpiece, and various sensors.
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In one photo, the phone's new edge-to-edge display and cutout for the earpiece, camera and sensors is clearly visible.
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The stereo speaker setup (one front-facing speaker in the earpiece and one on the bottom), however, are very blast-worthy.
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Apple's latest patent, published on Thursday details a mechanism to essentially blast out excess water from your iPhone's earpiece or speaker.
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The real estate mogul later backtracked, saying that he had a faulty earpiece during the interview and didn't understand the question.
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Sketchy realtors can take on all sorts of different shapes and sizes, but the sure fire giveaway is a Bluetooth earpiece.
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Software in the press box relays the call to a smart phone, which relays to the bluetooth earpiece the umpire wears.
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Click tracks became common in performances, especially of Minimalist music, with musicians fitted with an earpiece that delivered a steady beat.
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Pruitt spoke as two members of his security team sat directly behind him in the hearing room, one wearing an earpiece.
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If I'm doing an interview by phone, I use an Olympus earpiece that plugs into my recorder to capture the conversation.
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Two members of his security team sat directly behind him in the hearing room during the testimony, one wearing an earpiece.
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" Zucker prodded a producer to pass along a question to Tapper through his earpiece: "Have you guys ever made any mistakes?
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Each man wears an earpiece through which they can be sermoned to by Brother Bull, their leader and mastermind behind the violence.
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When Carey took the stage for her three-song set she announced she was unable to hear anything coming from her earpiece.
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Racism is one of the most powerful words, and we are speaking about words, forgive me my earpiece is falling out here.
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The HTC U 11's also got BoomSound Hi-Fi stereo speakers blasting sound from the bottom-firing speaker and the earpiece.
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Instead of the earpiece, LG's G8 uses the extra space for another selfie camera (rather than, say, doing away with the notch).
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One is the notification LED, which has been tucked in next to the vanishingly thin earpiece at the top of the phone.
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It works like this: One device, say an earpiece, transmits a special "single-tone" signal carrying no data, in the Bluetooth frequency.
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These new in-ear headphones have rubber fins on each earpiece for secure fit and they're sweat-proof with an IPX2 rating.
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Clinton, she told me, is an atheist who wears an earpiece during debates so billionaire George Soros can feed her talking points.
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Krystal, after revealing that she's usurped Sarah and Art, sets up her phone as a security camera and puts in an earpiece.
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As a series of articles quickly pointed out, it turns out that Trump was listening to the translation through a hidden earpiece.
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And Xiaomi has a piezoelectric speaker system that uses the phone's metal frame to generate sound in place of the traditional earpiece.
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One speaker is at the bottom of the phone, as it has been, and the other is actually integrated into the earpiece.
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BWR-PR's Nicole Perna told Billboard that Carey noticed her earpiece was malfunctioning and was told it would be fixed on stage.
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In 1876, inventor Alexander Graham Bell patented the first phone: a bulky device with a curved mouthpiece and earpiece connected by wires.
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What he said today: "I sit down and I have a lousy earpiece provided by them," Trump said on the "Today" show.
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"I don't care how bad the earpiece is," he said during a rally in Tennessee Monday, "Ku Klux Klan comes through pretty clearly."
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Underwood, 52, recently went on dates with three different guys while Osbourne, 63, watched from nearby and offered advice via a hidden earpiece.
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Rather than fumble for the smaller Pause button located at the bottom of the right earpiece, the TalkThru button is much more accessible.
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His clothing also fits the description of a Secret Service agent, and in the photograph below he appears to be wearing an earpiece.
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The earpiece above the screen is actually one of two BoomSound stereo speakers; the other speaker is on the bottom of the phone.
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It wasn't great as a phone, either: the phone's odd taco-shaped design and side-mounted earpiece spawned countless mocking "side-talking" memes.
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Its latest announcement is an earpiece that interacts with your phone to inject the sweet mutterings of an AI straight into your skull.
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It has two front-facing cameras, built to the right of the earpiece, that are probably the "eyes" the phone is named after.
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I pulled out my earpiece, thanked the producer, left the studio and felt the weight of the world creeping back onto my shoulders.
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Also, what are the chances the goo will damage your phone if it seeps into the earpiece of a non water-resistant phone?
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He blamed his refusal to do so Sunday on a bad earpiece, even as he repeated Duke's name multiple times back to Tapper.
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They're splash and dust resistant, and there are 50 mAh batteries inside each earpiece which combine to offer five hours of continuous playback.
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After getting all the women in one place, which he says "was not easy," he experienced a nightmarish tech problem: his earpiece failed.
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Michael Simeon claims he was fitted for an earpiece during his 2014 stint on the show and it caused him immediate, excruciating pain.
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When he noticed an earpiece from headphones on his lap, he realized he had put the woman in the trunk of his car.
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After the exam, the supervisor found a phone under the student's vest as well as a Bluetooth device and an earpiece on his person.
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That may or may not be because the P25 still has a headphone jack and an earpiece, both items that the Pro model lacks.
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I had better success with my phone, and pausing music by taking out an earpiece is objectively cool, but the experience wasn't super fluid.
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Initially, there was confusion as the referee received information through his earpiece from the VAR officials but the crowd was not informed of anything.
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In this photo from 2011 we see Obama laughing in France while listening to a translation using an earpiece not much bigger than Trump's.
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The fingerprint sensor works, the selfie camera works, the earpiece-speaker-thing works, all in a package with an impressive screen-to-body ratio.
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Those who are visually impaired can use glasses with a camera connected to an earpiece, through which a person relays information about their surroundings.
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With help from an earpiece, Teigen, along with friend Derek Blasberg, attempted to coach a man named Danny through a round of speed-dating.
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The White House pushed back, noting that Trump was being fed a translation through a single earpiece that was not visible in some photographs.
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The earpiece pre-orders will cost between $129 - $179 (you can nab it for the cheaper price if you're among the first 100 backers).
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She has perfected the talking earpiece approach, obliterated every sneak-up and successfully scared the pants off Eric Stonestreet at least three times. Respect.
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There's only one loudspeaker in the earpiece, so that's a downgrade from the great stereo audio offered by last year's Moto X Pure Edition.
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We need to know more about the man sitting, expressionless, behind the screaming singer and Victoria's Secret model with his sunglasses and earpiece on.
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Shifa was keener, interested, often stopping to make a note to her earpiece or to follow up on something Yael had said or done.
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He then drove to a driveway to a cornfield and said he noticed an earpiece from headphones on his lap, according to the affidavit.
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A Russian interpreter spoke into a microphone, and Mr. Saipov, an immigrant from Uzbekistan, fitted an earpiece over his long beard and sharp features.
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Fact: It is well known that immunity against Cupid's arrows of desire can be attained by wearing a Bluetooth earpiece and Crocs in public.
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The problem occurs when other friends see me and want to chat, not noticing that I am on the phone (and using an earpiece).
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If you want to hire someone to read your speech to you line by line over a discreet earpiece, I'm happy to help coordinate.
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Carey could have pulled out her earpiece, told ABC to cut the technology and clear the stage, and sang the last song a cappella style.
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The company also got rid of the earpiece, instead utilizing a piezoelectric speaker behind the screen to create sound with vibrations from the phone's frame.
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The teardown also shows the vibration motor that's part of the Nex's piezoelectric speaker system, which replaces the standard earpiece you get on other phones.
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We've got super sneaky peeks of the cast in their civilian clothes, heard about dialogue lines being fed through an earpiece, and new characters galore.
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David Duke and Trump's 'bad earpiece' In the thick of the Republican primaries, Trump received the support of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.
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The reduction in size was accomplished by Jaybird moving components such as battery and Bluetooth modules to a controller that's just below the right earpiece.
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Sony announced a line of new accessories at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today, with the Xperia Ear, a new wireless earpiece, chief among them.
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You could also use a headset, earbuds with a built-in microphone or a Bluetooth earpiece and keep your phone in your purse or pocket.
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Interestingly, the phone does not have a traditional speaker (and thus, no earpiece speaker hole, which makes it more resistant to liquids, dirt and dust).
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Instead, the 10 has a tweeter in its earpiece and a woofer placed at the bottom edge of the phone, each with its own amplifier.
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Johnny Depp spends an inordinate amount of money to have someone feed him his lines in an earpiece so he doesn't have to memorize them.
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The home button and earpiece are yellow, the power button is red, the volume rocker is green, and there's a blue bezel around the camera.
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The GOP front-runner later said he couldn't hear the question due to a bad earpiece and that he had already disavowed Duke last week.
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" Wilson, referring to Slager's earpiece, added: "Now if he's in a choke hold, a head lock,a violent struggle, what's the first thing to go?
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And in that time, did the iPhone's top bezel, which again contains many important sensors, the FaceTime camera, and earpiece, shrink in any noticeable way?
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Donald Trump on Monday blamed a "bad earpiece" for his refusal over the weekend to denounce an endorsement from former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.
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But doing so requires a reengineering of components like the earpiece speaker, home button, fingerprint sensor, and proximity sensor which is helping to push innovation forward.
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There are two comparatively huge, physically rotating dials that let you adjust the volume, with the middle of each earpiece serving as a giant mute button.
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There's the now-familiar wedge at the top to accommodate the earpiece, front-facing camera and sensors, and then just a big old expanse of display.
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Huawei is omitting an earpiece on the P30 Pro, making innovative use of electromagnetic levitation to vibrate the top of the screen to generate call audio.
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Still, the Jabra Elite 65t perform just as well as standard Bluetooth earbuds—offering great sound, battery life, and comfort—without a wire connecting each earpiece.
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He manages to fight her off, at which point he's able to resume audio contact with Katie, who vanished from his earpiece when shit got real.
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They've emailed for a year, and it's both a professional and personal necessity to spend 20 minutes catching up (while her earpiece buzzes with logistical chatter).
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Instead of the lame yoke that so many wireless buds use to keep them close at hand, the Beoplays have a small magnet in each earpiece.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mariah's team has accused DCP of sabotaging her performance with a bum earpiece to win bigger ratings ... something DCP claims is defamatory.
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Use both buds for the traditional, immersive stereo listening experience, or a single earpiece if you need to give the outside world part of your attention.
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Everything sounds like a kazoo through the earpiece, and the speaker on the back of the phone is barely loud enough to qualify as a speaker.
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In order to maximize the screen-to-body ratio, Xiaomi notes that the Mi Mix does not have a physical earpiece speaker or a proximity sensor.
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In fact, they worked so closely with the actor that visual-effects supervisor Richard Stammers could talk directly to Osmond via an earpiece while he performed.
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Trump blamed a "lousy earpiece" for his failure to immediately make the statement (although he'd said Duke's name during the interview, so he clearly heard it).
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Untangling each other's chains, refitting a wireless earpiece, wiping sweat from a brow, and opening a bag of chips are all part of their daily choreography.
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But the president — who was not wearing an earpiece that would have allowed him to understand Mr. Gentiloni's challenge, issued in Italian — quickly contradicted his guest.
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He spoke remotely to the CNN anchor Jake Tapper, whom he could hear through an earpiece, but who was inaudible to everyone else in the room.
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Trump early Monday blamed his stumbles on a faulty earpiece during the interview, pointing out that he rejected Duke's support during a press conference on Friday.
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"While Ambassador Sondland's phone was not on speakerphone, I could hear the president's voice through the earpiece of the phone," Holmes said in his opening statement.
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Simultaneous translation beamed into an earpiece might seem easier -- but may not be a viable option for those wearing a hearing aid (as Ronald Reagan did).
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Long term I think that wireless audio earpiece thing is a really interesting bet and we are now seeing just the very first version of it.
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If there wasn't a rather large Moto logo under the earpiece, it'd be hard to tell the difference between the E25 and any other random Android phone.
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Lopez shared that Rodriguez attends her shows and she'll go to baseball games that he's commentating on, even wearing an earpiece so she can listen to him.
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My guess is the iPhone 20173 will have a thin bezel at the top to house the earpiece, selfie camera and sensors, similar to the Galaxy S8.
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Porowski explained in a Yahoo interview that none of the people in the video even heard the song — they could only hear a snippet through an earpiece.
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Users can choose from three different sizes and either a conventional earpiece style or an "open" ear style that lets runners hear nearby noises in their surroundings.
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It also has one of the smallest screen notches we've seen, accommodating only the selfie camera, with the earpiece positioned at the very edge of the phone.
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Another nice feature is their earpiece comes with two sizes of silicone tips, which should help them stick better into your ear and even form a seal.
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Pierson blamed her CNN comments on a technical glitch, telling the Tribune that she could hear a voice echoing in her earpiece during the segment, distracting her.
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"I don't care how bad the earpiece is, Ku Klux Klan comes through pretty clearly," GOP presidential rival Marco Rubio said Monday during a rally in Tennessee.
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Many of the images are shot from a distance to help convey the buildings' towering psychology, so Bonet uses an earpiece to direct her actors from afar.
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"I'm sitting in a house in Florida with a very bad earpiece they gave me," he told hosts Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie on NBC's "Today" show.
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In the photographs that journalists were able to find after Mr. Diumin's appointment, he is standing next to Mr. Putin, wearing the crucial bodyguard accessory: an earpiece.
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Each of them has an earpiece, through which they hear the edicts of their leader, who is referred to as the Bull, and whom we never see.
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"I couldn't hear a word that they said because there was a lot of noise and then there was something going on in my earpiece," he remembered.
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The plate umpire in the game at York, Pa., wore an earpiece that would relay whether a pitch was a ball or strike based on computer evaluation.
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Ms. Bocanegra sits at the side of the stage and feeds Ms. Taylor her lines through an earpiece, and the actor relays the story to the audience.
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"I'm sitting in a house in Florida, with a very bad earpiece that they gave me, and you could hardly hear what he was saying," Trump said.
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What he's saying: "While Ambassador Sondland's phone was not on speakerphone, I could hear the President's voice through the earpiece of the phone," Holmes said, per CNN.
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Currently, the display takes up just a part of the phone while the FaceTime camera, earpiece and Home Button exist in the top and bottom bezels, respectively.
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Just as on the iPhone 7, the earpiece gets really loud to act as the second speaker, but the whole system gets up to 25 percent louder now.
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For something this cheap, the Smart Pen's buttons actually feel OK. You can use the speaker in back to play music, or as an earpiece when making calls.
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Her movements were choreographed beforehand, and whenever the AI analyzed a set of answers, it would formulate a "mood" that affected her dance, delivering the information via earpiece.
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The bottom notch contains the phone's front-facing speaker, while the top notch contains a selfie camera, a sensor for ambient light, and an earpiece for phone calls.
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First up: Stephen Colbert, who tore into Trump for refusing to condemn David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan — and later blaming his answer on a faulty earpiece.
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The cutout (or "notch" as some people are calling it) at the top housing the earpiece, selfie camera and sensors isn't as large, long or ugly in person.
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This wearable device, which is equipped with open speakers and responds to voice prompts, doesn't require an earpiece, although Sony has also experimented with an open-ear concept.
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Instead it says it is using piezoelectric ceramic acoustic technology — specifically a ceramic drive unit converts electrical signals into mechanical energy — to allow audio without an earpiece speaker.
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This summer, I was sitting on my couch in my living room when the left earpiece, the one that had been dented so long ago, finally gave out.
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Donald Trump is blaming a "lousy earpiece" for his repeated failure during a CNN interview to condemn a prominent ex-Klu Klux Klan leader who recently endorsed him.
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Just as on the iPhone 7, the earpiece gets really loud to act as the second speaker, but the whole system gets up to 643 percent louder now.
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The second concept has a black status bar that better blends in with the notch housing the earpiece, selfie camera, proximity sensor, and rumored 3D face recognition infrared sensor.
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Armed with an earpiece, Kris has to say everything her children want her to — including demanding multiple squirts of hand sanitizer and openly talking about how beautiful she is.
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As for the vibrating screen speakers found on both the Meizu Zero and Apex 2019, while technically they can replace an earpiece, their sound quality is mediocre at best.
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It used ceramic, came with a huge bezel-less screen, and eschewed a traditional earpiece and unsightly proximity sensors for ultrasound technology to hide these things underneath the screen.
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The headphones are supposed to stay in place during a workout thanks to a rubber fin at the top of each earpiece that adjusts to a user's ear shape.
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Further contributing to the bezel-less effect is Vivo's glass-vibrating "screen soundcasting technology," which replaces the earpiece speaker, and it sounded pretty good in my experience with Apex.
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The buzziest new thingamajig making the viral rounds this week is the Pilot, a smart earpiece that can translate conversations between two people speaking different languages — in real time.
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In addition to the Converse and Listen modes, the Ambassador has a "Lecture Mode" to stream your words through your phone or pair the earpiece with an audio system.
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Depp gets a little help with his acting The "Pirates of the Caribbean" star confirmed that he has used a sound engineer to feed him lines through an earpiece.
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She claims she and her team repeatedly told production people the earpiece was not working but they assured her it would be fine when she got onstage and performed.
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He was wearing an earpiece with a microphone, the kind that security guards wear when they talk into their sleeves, except that his microphone was pinned to his shirt.
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Ears — President Vladimir Putin of Russia listening through a translation device; film and TV actor Pedro Pascal wearing a security earpiece; the writer James Baldwin's head turned in profile.
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How it works: An umpire stands behind the plate, the system tracks the pitch, and the umpire is notified through an earpiece whether to call a ball or strike.
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Dylan (Drew Barrymore), one of Charlie's "angels," tells Bosley through an earpiece that one in 60 pufferfish is fatal, before a daring Bosley stuffs the fish in his mouth.
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The crackling only occurs during some phone and Facetime calls, though — it doesn't happen during every single call, and it doesn't show up when using the earpiece as a loudspeaker.
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The only difference with riders in his car is that Adam sends the audio from SOD into an Secret Service-style earpiece, filming between trips if proximity and opportunity align.
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They could either unplug the earphones from the phone and let the audio play through the built-in speakers, or draw an earpiece close to the mic of the phone.
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LG even avoided turning the V40's notch into a little face by positioning the two selfie cams next to each other instead of putting the earpiece in the middle.
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Listening through my earpiece as he scoffed at concern about his history of racially offensive words — and undermined any sense of sincerity in his previous apologies — was a gut punch.
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That board you're looking at contains a good amount of stuff beyond the Soli chip — it's also where you'll find the earpiece speaker and the ambient light sensor, for example.
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If Mr. Trump has an ace in the hole in New Hampshire, it is Mr. Lewandowski, a wiry figure with a buzz-cut, an earpiece and a Secret Service pin.
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Beckham got shoppers to try his own cologne – and even tried to get one to steal a bottle – as he took instructions from the talk show host through an earpiece.
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Lopez shared that Rodriguez attends her shows in Las Vegas and she'll go to baseball games that he's commentating on, even wearing an earpiece so she can listen to him.
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He blamed a "bad earpiece" for his refusal to condemn former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke and interrupted a January rally in Pensacola, Florida, to complain about his microphone.
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If you took a very, very close look at the Associated Press photos and zoomed in, some of them showed the wire that was hanging down from his small earpiece.
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It's a nifty trick, and when I tried it out on a call, I was hard-pressed to tell the difference between a regular earpiece and LG's Crystal Sound display.
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Or, a single user in "Listen Mode" can use microphones embedded in the earpiece to hear a translated version of what others are saying while standing a few feet away.
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While the phone call was not on speakerphone, he "could hear the President's voice through the earpiece of the phone … presumably because of the loud volume," according to his testimony.
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Mr. Trump later insisted he had a bad earpiece from CNN as he gave the interview over a remote connection, although he appeared to have no problem hearing the questions.
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The device, or rather devices, are pretty foolproof: you open the case, put one earpiece in your ear, and give the other to the person you want to talk to.
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" Perhaps sensing Hareide looking a bit put out as the Russian-to-Danish translation came through his earpiece, the reporter quickly added: "Congratulations on the playoff and on further participation!
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If baseball finds Google Glass too modern looking, there's nothing more American than a discreet Secret Service earpiece that beeps for a strike prompting the umpire to strike his pose.
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There are surveillance rooms at casinos, data collection houses and betting-floor security — intimidating, earpiece-wearing employees that roam about, armed with a surprising amount of personal information about customers.
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Along the top of the phone is a standard earpiece speaker tucked into a tiny slit — Xiaomi has ditched the fancy but ultimately worse piezoelectric speaker from the first Mi Mix.
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The core reason for this is the placement of the sensors, earpiece, and front-facing camera, which are difficult if not impossible to put beneath a screen and still perform reliably.
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Photo: Gloria Sin (Gizmodo)Besides their audio prowess, I'm particular excited that the UA headphones have a dedicated TalkThru button, disguised as the large clickable UA logo on the right earpiece.
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One thing that might upset fans is the the top bezel, which — slim as it looks — is filled with cutouts for the earpiece, front-facing camera and presumably an iris scanner.
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There's an optical fingerprint sensor integrated into the display, which I've found to be very fast and reliable, and the earpiece is subtly integrated into the top edge of the phone.
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This review can be conducted by the VAR and described via earpiece to the referee, or the referee can look at a screen on the touchline himself for particularly difficult decisions.
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However, Were told BuzzFeed News that he had only asked the hotel staff for help finding his earpiece, and that he did not ask Kabari for help; he said she offered.
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When Tori Kelly walked on stage to participate in the Bee Gees tribute, I barely even registered her messing with her earpiece, because so many people had done it before her.
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Trump later said he'd had a faulty earpiece, and noted he'd condemned former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke -- who Tapper had asked about -- both before and after that interview.
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Citing a tweet by a BBC reporter that erroneously reported that the President was not wearing an earpiece to hear the translation of remarks made by Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni.
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During one game, Mr. Ohlmeyer told Mr. Cosell through his earpiece that the New England Patriots' next play was going to involve a certain pass pattern by tight end Russ Francis.
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"Because I'm never coming back on this show ever again, so it doesn't really matter, thank you," Rosenberg added as he removed his lapel microphone and earpiece while still on camera.
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It's still not clear exactly what was causing the issue, but it did seem to be a software problem: even on affected iPhones, the earpiece seemed to work normally in most circumstances.
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As Tapper pressed him on denouncing the KKK, he would not desist and refused to condemn a group that he said he didn't know enough about (he later blamed a bad earpiece).
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The earpiece waits for you to finish speaking for a few seconds and then offers the translation in the other ear (as well as yours, to help you learn the language, apparently).
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That said, the most striking thing to me about the Pixel 23 XL's imagined facade is the goofy little googly-eye face that results from the phone's dual front cameras and earpiece.
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I don't mind the notch, which is as tiny as you can make it, with Huawei even ditching the earpiece for a magnetic levitation approach that vibrates the screen to generate sound.
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Not to worry: BoomSound remains, and it's as loud and clear as ever, pumping audio out from the single front speaker/earpiece and second speaker located on the bottom of the device.
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When asked to name a fake news story, Spicer pointed to a tweet from a BBC reporter claiming that Trump didn't wear a translation earpiece during the Italian Prime Minister's G7 speech.
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Before it's read aloud into an earpiece or scripted for a teleprompter, the day's headlines are identified and dispatched by a 20-something reporter often thousands miles away from the TV studio.
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The organization shared a photo of an 2009 email on Thursday night that showed Huma Abedin, a top aide and longtime Clinton confidante, asking the then-secretary of State about an earpiece.
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The Apex concept device strips the bezels back even further than we're now getting used to, and it achieves that by vibrating the screen so as to produce sound without an earpiece.
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At a September court appearance, while earpiece-wearing guards cleared her path, Meng followed behind, her Jimmy Choo stilettos tapping along the courthouse hallways, legs bare except for a black ankle monitor.
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Donning a suit and tie, with an earpiece in his ear, a security guard stands outside the world's largest Starbucks — which, given its hip exterior, could easily be mistaken for a nightclub.
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There was also a smart suitcase that followed me around, a smart skateboard that guides people who don't know how to skateboard, and an earpiece that can translate 36 languages in real time.
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Maps, radars, and the all-important gaming staple that is Earpiece Man Who Tells You What to Do Next all prevent frustration, but they're not allowing us the satisfaction of having overcome something.
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If you've ever pretended you were a spy in a public place on your own time (don't look at me like that), this podcast will put an actual earpiece guide into your fantasies.
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They sport, among with what I assume are top-tier specs, a screen that stretches from corner to corner minus sizable notches on top of the screen to house the cameras and earpiece.
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During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the singer pranked Jamba Juice employees by going undercover and carrying out increasingly odd requests that were relayed directly to her from Ellen, via earpiece.
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The Federal Communications Commission states that people could reduce their exposure to cell phone radiation by using an earpiece or headset when they talk, and by keeping the device away from their bodies.
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My only quibble is that the 6T's earpiece — sitting at the top edge of the phone, pushed out of the ultra minimalist notch — tends to gather dust and debris a little too easily.
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Although Swift had an earpiece in, the only way she could communicate back to her team was to speak into her mic, letting the crowd in on every part of the unexpected moment.
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There's much more going on upstairs, with an eight-megapixel front-facing camera off to the right and a visible window for the ambient light and proximity sandwiched between the earpiece and screen.
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Back in October, the Associated Press reported that Coster-Waldau told Scandinavian talk show Skavlan that in place of physical scripts, each actor would have their lines read to them in an earpiece.
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After jokingly referring to Kabari as Nancy Drew — this was when she told him to "fuck off" — Were invited her into his hotel room to continue looking for the earpiece, but she declined.
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Look at nearly every pair of Bluetooth earbuds — including Jaybird's own X2 — and you'll find the earpiece itself is comparatively huge, not to mention how far each one sticks out of your ear.
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As a result, the producers conspicuously concoct situations to bring moments of drama into the proceedings, such as Jenner following Woods on a blind date, complete with earpiece, to essentially heckle her throughout.
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The right earpiece is a touch-sensitive control panel, and by covering it, music will drop to a much quieter level, and you'll be able to clearly hear what people are saying again.
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When I heard the hosts&apos voices in my earpiece and I knew the camera was rolling, I did the same thing I had been doing for months: I put on a smile.
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One additional feature that's not immediately obvious is the addition of an extra speaker near the earpiece on the top of the device, giving the iPhone 264 and 28 Plus full stereo sound.
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Related: Donald Trump Blames 'Lousy Earpiece' for His Failure to Disavow White Supremacists Olivia Nuzzi, a political reporter for the Daily Beast, has been covering Trump since he announced his candidacy last summer.
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Donald Trump said Monday he didn't disavow the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke during a CNN interview because of a "lousy earpiece" — an answer that doesn't make much sense.
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Villanelle calls Eve her "girlfriend" and in one episode of the second season Eve bones her coworker while listening to Villanelle (who was wearing a wire so they could communicate) masturbate in her earpiece.
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The brass stick is located on the left earpiece, and works exactly like you'd expect — tilt up and down for volume, front, and back to skip tracks, and press in to toggle play / pause.
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So far, Samsung's in-house tech incubator C-Lab has bought the world such wonders as a belt that tracks your waistline and a "smart strap" that turns your fingertip into a phone earpiece.
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Priced at $200, the Ear is designed to compete with the likes of Amazon's Echo and Google Home, cramming that personal assistant functionality into a form factor that most closely resembles a Bluetooth earpiece.
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The phone's own speakers (there are two, one at the bottom edge, the other in the earpiece) are loud and clear and can be tuned for video or music depending on what you're playing.
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To make room for all that LCD (or OLED?), Thadeu moved the earpiece up to nearly the top of the phone, but left the home button indent exactly where it is on existing iPhones.
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But the earpiece does come with a little case that you can wear in your pocket or handbag—and it lets you recharge the device up to three times while you're on the road.
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Though it's sized to pretty perfectly mimic the iPhone, it doesn't have nearly as much inside of it — just an earpiece, a selfie camera, and an ambient light sensor, from the looks of it.
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The OrCam artificial vision device uses a camera attached to any pair of glasses to recognize objects and then communicate that to the wearer through an earpiece, according to a report in JAMA Opthalmology.
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But LG didn't stop there, because to drive home the G8's minimalist vibes, LG got rid of the G8's earpiece and replaced it with something the company is calling Crystal Sound tech.
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Going off of an official teaser from HTC, it seems a speaker built into the earpiece will pair with a smaller speaker along the bottom edge for a decidedly non-traditional stereo BoomSound setup.
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Mariah ripped the inner earpiece out -- out of frustration -- and thought she had a fighting chance just listening to the music, but the crowd was so loud in Times Square she could hear nothing.
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During her second song, "Emotions," she told the audience, "We can't hear, but I'll just get through the moment," as her earpiece appeared to fall out repeatedly – and things went further downhill from there.
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"It's the end of ISIS, that they will use whatever they have," Mohammed said as his earpiece crackled to life and he excused himself to greet a convoy of militia leaders arriving from Baghdad.
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That drive forced Xiaomi to make some interesting design decisions, such as forgoing a standard earpiece for a fancy piezoelectric version and moving the front camera down to the lower right of the phone's frame.
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As the little girl settles down for a tea party with Elle, Derynn and Marissa, DelVecchio and Guadagnino watch the scene unfold from a TV upstairs, feeding lines to DelVecchio's stand-in daughter via earpiece.
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From a logistical standpoint, the Times Square set for Dick Clark's Rockin' Eve was a disaster, leaving Carey without a functional earpiece, commentating on the nightmare unfolding around her for the whole country to watch.
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The image below shows the whole chunk of the bezel: the left is an ambient light sensor, the middle is the top earpiece, and that small green / gray rectangle is the entire Soli radar assembly.
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If you take a look at a different conference table that was used during the summit you can see that the world leaders had two choices: a full two-ear headset or a smaller earpiece.
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Pei says OnePlus couldn't have gone that small without compromising the quality of the device's earpiece and front-facing camera or omitting the proximity and ambient light sensors or the user-requested LED notification light.
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But it's not hard to spot that the AirPods in Cook's ear is an AirPods Pro earbud, with a rectangular black speaker along the back of the earpiece that doesn't exist on the older AirPods.
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When both of the Trump children show up on their campuses, they bring with them much more than school supplies: the highly trained, earpiece-wearing and hardly school-age special agents of the Secret Service.
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Trump declined to denounce Duke during a CNN interview Sunday after the radio host encouraged his listeners to suport the real estate mogul's campaign, and blamed a faulty earpiece for making the interviewer's question unintelligible.
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Luckily, she can throw herself head first into the dinner between Villanelle, Amber, and Aaron, where not only is Villanelle bugged, but she has an earpiece through which Eve can help get her out of binds.
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Perhaps that price tag is due to performance: The audio is crisp and clear, and Buttons feel lighter than other wireless earphones since the battery is located in the earpiece, rather than in the volume controls.
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He is supposed to advise the on-field referee, either through his earpiece or with a video screen, if a "clear error" has been made in four crucial areas: goals, penalties, red cards and mistaken identity.
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You'll be able to take calls with the Swings as well, as it has dual microphones — one for each earpiece — and you can use it to call on digital assistants like Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri.
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Despite having a larger earpiece above the notch, the G7 only has a single mono speaker, which sounds just OK.The G7's biggest weaknesses are its lackluster low-light photography and its only average battery life.
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It's not just the surface-level tech that's wonderfully different — Xiaomi also went out of its way to figure out how to hide things like the earpiece and proximity sensor that usually litter the top bezel.
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Until the selfie cameras, earpiece, and proximity and light sensors can be completely embedded underneath the screen, sliding camera modules (mechanical or manual) appear to be the best way to fulfill the all-screen phone dream.
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" Trump insisted during a Monday interview on NBC's "Today" that he had not heard the question about Duke and alleged that CNN gave him a faulty earpiece for his Sunday interview on "State of the Union.
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The fat bezels on the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus and older iPhones are there for an important reason: They house important components underneath like the Home button and the earpiece, selfie camera, and proximity sensor.
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This summer the TC team took a brief trip to Shenzhen, where I met Wells Tu, whose company TimeKettle has made an earpiece that translates spoken Chinese to English and vice versa in near real time.
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Apple's odd-looking, wireless headphones are also set for an upgrade with a new wireless chip, the ability to summon Siri with a tap of the earpiece and possibly a new case that can charge wirelessly.
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You can get a sense for what the crackling sounds like in the video below — you'll probably need to wear headphones to hear it: The noise sounds like sharp pops at the very edge of the earpiece.
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The top bezel on the Galaxy S217 is especially impressive as Samsung crams a selfie cam, ambient light sensor, dual iris sensors, proximity sensor, LED indicator, and an earpiece-speaker combo into less than 113mm of space.
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But for the Mi Mix and Mi Mix 2, Xiaomi took that concept and improved on it significantly increasing the phones' screen-to-body ratio and using clever tricks like piezoelectric speakers to make the earpiece disappear.
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Importantly, the leaked screen protector's design also suggests that Google isn't ditching the Pixel 2's front-facing speaker, which sits below the screen and probably works in tandem with the phone's earpiece to produce stereo audio.
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It's a top-tier smartphone, and makes great calls through the earpiece (there's a dedicated amp for the tweeter) but also doubles as a rich speakerphone, since the bottom speaker is a woofer, also with dedicated amp.
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The notch, which has various shapes and sizes depending on which phone you're looking at, allows phone makers to put a larger screen inside a phone and still include the necessary front-facing camera and earpiece speaker.
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It's got the same six-inch touchscreen and physical keyboard on the inside, but flip it over and you'll find an earpiece and microphone, a 24-megapixel camera, a fingerprint sensor, and dedicated buttons to take calls.
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When the band was in the middle of "Soul Meets Body" off of Plans, frontman Ben Gibbard seemed distressed, eventually taking his earpiece out and throwing down his guitar, tossing the mic stand and walking off stage.
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Leaked images depict an unmistakable similarity between Asus' new phone and Apple's current flagship, with both sporting an edge-to-edge display and a trapezoid notch at the top housing the earpiece, front-facing camera, and sensors.
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Trump blamed a bad earpiece for the oversight, and he has at other times disavowed Duke, but his rivals were quick to seize on the incident to suggest that he is unfit to be the Republican nominee.
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Rubio and other GOP heavyweights said his failure to do so during a CNN interview, which Trump blamed on a bad earpiece and not understanding the question, was enough to disqualify him from being the GOP nominee.
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He said on NBC's "Today" show that he had not been able to hear because of a bad earpiece, although at no point during the interview did he appear to have trouble hearing the interviewer, Jake Tapper.
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But his co-stars rushed to his defense and to deny reports, stemming from dueling court documents over his finances, that he is fed his movie lines through an earpiece and was difficult and late while filming.
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Not all of these changes were good: the earpiece was far inferior to a standard speaker and despite the efforts to shrink the phone's frame down, the Mi Mix's enormous screen meant it was still a giant device.
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I am really really happy to see actual stereo speakers on an iPhone — near as I can tell the earpiece up top can just get super loud so you get proper stereo separation when you're watching a video.
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To show Jordyn just how much she appreciates her, Kylie sets her up on a blind coffee date, which goes pretty poorly because Kylie makes Jordyn wear an earpiece so she can talk to her the whole time.
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But underneath that glass there's usually a black frame surrounding the display, which houses essential parts like the earpiece, proximity sensor, front-facing camera, and home button — and it's that bezel that Samsung is said to be removing.
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The Oslo-based startup has developed a way to turn the phone's built-in microphone and earpiece into an ultrasonic proximity sensor, meaning those extra black dots on the front of our smartphones could be scrubbed away permanently.
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President Donald Trump listens to translation during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the White House on February 19813, 2017 (Getty Images)But more often than not, you simply can't see Trump's earpiece.
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Rudd plays both Miles and the clone, a feat that was accomplished with the help of an electronic earpiece, which allowed Rudd to hear himself delivering a line as one character and react to it as the other.
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While the Essential Phone's notch is only for a selfie camera, the iPhone 8's expected to be longer and house an enhanced FaceTime HD camera, earpiece, proximity sensor and possibly a new infrared sensor for facial recognition.
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Below the screen, a small speaker slit works with the phone's earpiece to deliver true stereo speakers with impressive quality and ample volume, even if max output is slightly less than what you get from a Galaxy S9 Plus.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Wedged just above the display is a thin sliver of an earpiece, which works in tandem with the phone's bottom-mounted speaker to deliver true stereo sound, something no OnePlus phone has ever had before.
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Meizu even added what it calls mSound 2.0 In-Screen Sound tech that allows the entire display to function like a traditional speaker by vibrating the screen in just the right way, which means the Zero doesn't even need an earpiece.
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And Chris must have turned down his earpiece because he hasn&apost listened to what Democrats have said about Republican Presidents every time one gets elected whether that be President Trump, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush or Ronald Reagan.
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Armed with an earpiece, David, 69, has to say everything his daughters want him to – including telling the young women that he's supposed to be "mentoring" to write things down like "assistants are hard to find" and how "beautiful" he is.
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Full-screen devices are already yielding advances like Xiaomi's cantilever piezoelectric ceramic acoustic technology that replaces the earpiece on the Mi Mix, and the ultrasonic proximity sensor placed behind its display instead of the more common infrared sensor used in bezels.
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The fingerprint sensor might be the fastest I've ever used on a phone The phone still uses ultrasonic proximity sensors in lieu of those ugly black dots found on all other phones, but the earpiece is now a regular one.
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President Donald Trump listens as Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks during a meeting at Mar-a-Lago on April 7, 2017 (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)Other American leaders like President Barack Obama have also been fond of the smaller earpiece.
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Chris Harrison Doesn't Always Listen To Producers During the night, producers and Mike Fleiss, the creator of The Bachelor and mastermind behind some of the show's most suspenseful and dramatic moments, feed show host Chris Harrison questions via an earpiece.
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By sending out small waves of sound from the phone's earpiece and listening out for their reflections with the handset's microphones, Elliptic is able to detect when a person brings up the phone for a call and dim the display appropriately.
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The celebration was cut short when the line judge raised his flag to indicate offside, but the referee, Mark Geiger of the United States, reviewed the sequence on a video screen after consulting via his earpiece with V.A.R. officials in Moscow.
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In Washington, there is an unfortunate phenomenon known as "earpiece envy," where being surrounded by armed security agents speaking into microphones attached to their shirt cuffs is something to be coveted as it bolsters an incredible sense of self-importance.
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But this film's director, Jodie Foster, has put someone in Lee's head: his producer Patty Fenn (Julia Roberts), who whispers instructions from the control room into his earpiece, and who is determined to get him out of this predicament alive.
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If you look at the transcript from his comments on CNN, Trump clearly heard the subject matter at hand — "I don't know David Duke … I just don't know anything about him" — in a way that makes the "earpiece" defense transparently false.
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"I'm sitting in a house in Florida with a very bad earpiece they gave me and you could hardly hear what he was saying," Mr. Trump said on the "Today" show on Monday, after about 24 hours of condemnation from Democrats and Republicans.
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But it's actually hiding a secret rollable display inside, and the top housing containing the selfie camera and earpiece seems able to extend outward from the phone, making for a screen that's going off the charts when it comes to aspect ratio.
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From reports of faint clicking sounds coming from the Pixel 2's earpiece to a number of issues with the Pixel 23 XL's POLED display, it seems Google still has some room for improvement as a hardware manufacturer, even after two years.
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On the eve of the big contest, the billionaire finds himself mired in a racially charged controversy after he initially refused to disavow Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke in an interview on CNN — which he later blamed on a bad earpiece.
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Glamorous perks can include global travel and Michelin star dinners: "If you go to a fancy restaurant and there's a low degree of risk, you bring more attention to them if you stand over their shoulder with an earpiece," the anonymous guard said.
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When I was 14, I really sincerely believed that George W. Bush had snuck in an earpiece so he could be fed answers during his debates with John Kerry, and that the "bulge" in the back of his suit jacket proved this.
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For all these wrinkles, and despite a burgeoning list of alleged anti-Trump conspiracies—media bias, skewed opinion polls, the earpiece Mrs Clinton apocryphally wore during the TV debate—the mood among Trump supporters at a get-together in Fayetteville was bullish.
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Now, it seems, he'd like to go back to small-time con artistry, and he demonstrates what he means, on the spot, by fleecing an obnoxious, foul-mouthed stockbroker who is drinking at the same bar and shouting into his cellphone earpiece.
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There is a mint green power button on this Pixel 3 XL as well, which differs from the orange button on the two-tone Pixel 2 XL. The notch contains what appears to be some sensors, a front-facing camera, and an earpiece.
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The trick behind the iPhone X is that the phone itself is virtually the same size as an iPhone 8, except the front is all display (apart from a notch up top to make room for the camera, earpiece, and other sensors).
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Users will look at some text and blink to capture a photo of what's in front of them, which gets transmitted to a dedicated Raspberry Pi cloud system, analyzed for text, and then converted into a voice that plays through the earpiece.
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The earpiece also looks way smaller and a single selfie camera suggests there wont' be any kind of advanced facial recognition system like the TrueDepth camera system on the iPhone X or the iris scanner and IR sensor on the Galaxy S9.
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If he runs into the private security guards, he claims he's a member of the Coast Guard (helped by a vintage, costume naval jacket and an earpiece, used in conjunction with the two-way radios he and his fellow party-throwers use).
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Prominent mobile leaker and concept artist Benjamin Geskin, who has released a swath of iPhone 8 leaks in recent months, claims the iPhone 8's display will stretch from corner to corner with a cutout for the earpiece, FaceTime camera, and other sensors.
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The pics and video make it clear ... she did take the mic and do a check-in just after 3 PM. Our Mariah sources say the sound from her earpiece was "choppy" but the DCP production people assured her it would be fixed.
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The two stars are rarely onscreen together — circumstances conspire to keep Lee on set, under the lights, while Patty sits in the semidarkness of the control room whispering instructions into his earpiece — but their interaction is the electrical circuit that powers everything else.
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Related: Some Americans Are Seriously Considering Moving to an Island in Canada If Trump Wins Donald Trump is blaming a "lousy earpiece" for his repeated failure during a CNN interview to condemn a prominent ex-Klu Klux Klan leader who recently endorsed him.
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Each player was about two inches long, had a slot for the chip, a single headphone wire that connected to an earpiece, a "Play" button, and a clip on the back so that users could conveniently fasten the devices to their clothing.
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The report says the iPhone 211 will have symmetrical bezels on all sides, with a "notch" on the top for the earpiece, sensors, and cameras, allowing for a display that's even bigger than the 83-inch screen on the iPhone Plus models.
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A director may be speaking into the moderator's earpiece, but only to note how much time has elapsed and how many minutes each candidate has spoken for—there's no producer to feed you accurate information, as might happen during a regular interview.
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No evidence of a struggle In her closing argument, Wilson pointed to the condition of Slager's uniform shown on the widely-seen cell-phone video of the shooting, and later noted that the officer's earpiece was still attached as Scott's body laid on the ground.
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The photo that Efron posted on Friday, however, proves that this makeover is even more extreme than we thought: Efron will also wear a bluetooth earpiece in the new movie, even when he's outside of a car...and talking to someone in real life.
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Unlike the Beats Powerbeats headphones that use a large rubber and plastic hook that wraps around your ear, Buttons does the same thing but in a more subtle way, placing a piece of rubber along the outer ear to hold the earpiece in place.
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The front-facing camera is housed in the notch at the top of the phone's display — which is a 6.1-inch Full HD+ OLED panel on the P20 Pro and a smaller 5.8-inch LCD on the P20 — next to a cute circular earpiece.
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It would be easy to blame the stumble on Adele, especially given her rocky performance at last year's Grammys; but, as was the case then, too, problems like this almost always happen when an artist can't hear themselves in an earpiece due to poor mixing.
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But as I look at what makes the Mix truly exceptional, the only differences from current devices are the engineering required to remove the top bezel's sensors and earpiece — pretty much everything else is already available technology, albeit rarely combined into a single device.
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When reading your cell phone, hold it up rather than craning your neck down, and use an earpiece so you're not crooking your head toward the handset (or if you're trying to go hands-free, jamming the phone between your ear and your shoulder).
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There have been exceptions: After technical challenges during a remote television interview earlier this year, Mr. Cuomo could be seen on a satellite feed pulling out his earpiece and hurling it, snarling in anger as he stormed out of the Red Room in the Capitol.
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Practically, that means while T-Mobile was trying to establish a link between parties—sometimes using additional local carriers for some of these more secluded customers—the phone was ringing in the earpiece of the caller, even though the callee might have never gotten a single ring.
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Some iPhone loyalists make take exception to the tiny cutout at the top of the screen where it bends around the X's earpiece, but I think it's a refreshing new design direction that simply lets the iPhone get the most out of its displa real estate.
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The panelists aren't wearing IFBs (Interruptible foldback), which is basically an earpiece an anchor/host and guests on a standard set will wear to hear from a producer in the control room for cues like time left coming out of a break ("Back in 3, 85033, 1...").
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At a certain point, Alexandre will step off the set and Maslany will play the scene alone, using tape or tennis balls to guide her eyeline and wearing an earpiece to hear Alexandre's lines, allowing her to interact with the other clone even with no one acting opposite her.
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When he told Kabari that he would pay her half the cost of the earpiece if they found it (about 250 British pounds, she recalled him saying), she said she began to record the conversation with the intention of replaying it for him the following morning as a joke.
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The proximity sensor has been replaced by ultrasound, the earpiece has been replaced with a piezoelectric speaker that uses the metal frame to generate sound, and the front-facing camera is relocated to the bottom (though the phone can thankfully be rotated upside down for more flattering selfies).
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One source who visited the building in 2017 recalls seeing what the source described as "Mossad agents" — meaning Israeli security guards — waiting downstairs, and former residents said at least one member of the security team would typically be posted in the lobby with an earpiece when Barak was upstairs.
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Other rumors state the iPhone could mute notifications when you're looking at it, include face scanning technology that works even when the phone is on the table, and include a screen that fills the frame of the phone except for a little notch that houses sensors, cameras, and earpiece.
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Since 2013, she has worked as a designer at the global design firm Ideo, where she is developing an idea for eyeglasses equipped with a micro camera, earpiece and facial recognition software that would make it easier for those with central vision problems like hers to recognize others.
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But this is a new era in a sport so long resistant to change, and at the next stoppage of play, Cunha, who had been alerted to a possible error via an earpiece linked to a video assistant tracking the match in Moscow, paused the match for a review.
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But we also woke up to this video of Mariah Carey performing at New Year's Rockin' Eve in Times Square, a glorious nightmare that involved a broken earpiece, a botched backing track, some brilliant real-time commentary from Carey herself, and a "fuck you" smile for the ages.
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Appearing on NBC's Today show on Monday, he again reiterated his disavowal of Duke's endorsement — this time by blaming CNN for his initial comments: I'm sitting in a house in Florida with a very bad earpiece that they gave me, and you could hardly hear what he was saying.
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Google also moved one of the Pixel 3's front-facing speakers to the bottom of the phone, which gives the 3a XL a bit of a chin, but thankfully, that new bottom-mounted speaker has been paired with the earpiece up top so that the phone still delivers stereo sound.
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But even on the X, a small notch in the screen still exists in order for the company to pack in the phone's top earpiece speaker and the camera and sensors needed for Apple's Face ID, a feature that's expected to soon expand to Apple's other products including the iPad.
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The building, once a heavy-machine shop, now houses 100 companies that range from Farmshelf, which grows plants and produce without soil, to Waverly Labs, which made an earpiece that translates 15 foreign languages in real time, and Dog Parker, a thermo-controlled dog house to park pooches outside shops and restaurants.
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In a side-by-side comparison, I found myself preferring to watch YouTube videos and listen to music out loud on the Pixel 2's than on the iPhone 8 Plus, which has one front-firing speaker in the earpiece and another coming out of the grille next to its charging port.
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And by having a blank back to work with, Samsung was able to add wireless charging to the Galaxy Fold, while in front, the Fold features a third (though somewhat small), glass-covered screen for quickly glancing at notifications or checking your emails, along with a traditional earpiece up top for making calls.
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The Uruguayan referee of the match, Andrés Cunha, did not call a foul, but at the next stoppage in play, after being alerted to a possible error through an earpiece linked to a video assistant monitoring the match in Moscow, Cunha went to the sideline and watched relevant replays of the tackle.
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That Monday on NBC's "Today," Trump blamed his refusal to condemn Duke and the KKK on a lousy earpiece but continued to hedge against disavowing the support of "groups" he doesn't know anything about, despite Savannah Guthrie's reminder that in the interview in question, Trump had been only been asked about the KKK and Duke.
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If you close off the microphone and earpiece openings using the two yellow notches on its front, the S60 can be taken down to a depth of 5 meters — otherwise its waterproofing is limited to 2 meters — though that doesn't seem like a huge advantage over the typical 1.5-meter rating for waterproof phones.
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"They changed the topic on me when I was sitting in the chair with the earpiece in" McIntosh and Neffinger also warned Democrats to be prepared for certain dirty tactics, including inconveniently timed technical malfunctions or producers changing the topic at the last-minute from something they agreed to discuss in advance to a more contentious and biased topic.
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The next day on NBC's "Today," Trump blamed his refusal to condemn Duke and the KKK on a lousy earpiece but continued to hedge against disavowing the support of "groups" he doesn't know anything about, despite Savannah Guthrie's reminder that in the interview in question, Trump had been only been asked about the KKK and Duke.
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I'm back from a week spent mostly offline, and am excited to get back to the internet, where I'm sure things have been totally normal and borin — [checks earpiece] — hang on, I'm being told that Elon Musk is dating the Canadian musician Grimes after they connected on Twitter over a joke about an obscure artificial superintelligence thought experiment?
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It's not hard to imagine that Amazon's PR team requested an invisible earpiece for Limp once they realized what gear Bloomberg's crew was using, but the interview was undoubtedly scheduled well in advance, and given the demand for Limp's attention after all of Amazon's reveals yesterday, there presumably was no time to set him up with an alternative.
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But here's another angle from Italy's Sky TG24:Screenshot from Italy's Sky TG24 TV station showing Donald Trump listening to the Italian Prime Minister (TG 24/Twitter)Granted, there have been times in the past when Trump has just nodded along without an earpiece, like when he met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the White House on February 10, 2017.
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Image: Shutterstock/ LuminisWhile the Alex Jones-helmed Info Wars may have never seen one of these before, it appears at least a few of Trump's supporters online have, and were quick to call bullshit—in spite of crackpot theories that the bulge was some sort of blood pack, electrical stimulation apparatus, colostomy bag, a bomb, or, of course, an earpiece.
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The Good Gorgeous, futuristic design • Good battery life with fast charging • Huge, 6.4-inch edge-to-edge screen The Bad Under-the-screen earpiece slightly muffled • So-so camera • Selfie camera out of normal position The Bottom Line The beautiful, innovative design of the Xiaomi Mi Mix has its compromises, but you'll happily deal with them to hold a phone from the future.
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She'd have her nieces and nephews fill in the missing words and phrases; then, in an art gallery in Italy, Isabella Rossellini would sit and recite the Mad Libs (the script delivered to her by Clark via an earpiece, to add a layer of awkwardness) to a soundtrack of chopped-up, sort-of-recognizable Verdi and a monitor playing clips of Mussolini himself.
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HBO is doing just about everything it can to keep Game of Thrones's final season under wraps—posing stars in random positions to throw off spies, giving the cast their lines through an earpiece to avoid script leaks, and even shooting a couple of decoy endings just in case someone decides to spoil the whole thing before it airs next year.
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It works this way: M.L.B.'s TrackMan radar system judges each pitch and sends the call — "Ball!" or "Strike!" in a male voice — through a wireless earpiece to the home plate umpire, who simply repeats the call (unless there has been a clear error by the system, which can be fooled by balls that bounce before, or even after, the plate).
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By some accounts, a disinformation campaign conducted by a professional cybergroup from China, which was traced back to the publicity department of the Chinese Communist Party, helped the pro-China Han Kuo-yu get elected mayor of the southern city of Kaohsiung: One (false) story claimed that during a debate, Mr. Han's opponent wore an earpiece feeding him talking points.
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The criticism came to a head when Wolff abruptly ended a pressing interview on Australia's version of "Today" in late February, with the author removing his earpiece and walking out of the studio after claiming he couldn't hear a question about apologizing to the president and first lady for suggesting he was having an affair with Haley, the former South Carolina governor.
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It works this way: M.L.B.'s TrackMan radar system judges each pitch and sends the call — "Ball!" or "Strike!" in a male voice — through a wireless earpiece to the home plate umpire, who simply repeats the call (unless there has been a clear error by the system, which can be fooled by balls that bounce before, or even after, the plate).
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In the 2016 of the real world, the leading GOP candidate, whose own father may or may not have been involved with the KKK, has a regular habit of retweeting white supremacists, and he can't be bothered to unequivocally disown an endorsement by infamous racist David Duke on CNN (he later backtracked, saying he hadn't understood the question due to a problem with his earpiece).
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Nate Diaz spent a good part of this week with the yacking class of sports talk TV. On Fox Sports Live, he smirked while remembering how mad he was the last time he encountered his interviewers and their disembodied laughs in his earpiece, before co-host Jay Onrait assured him they were laughing at the fallout from his latest press conference with Conor McGregor and not Diaz specifically.
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Over three days we would abase ourselves before khaki-clad, earpiece-wearing room-key inspectors (those we didn't sneak past, that is), run in inadequately soled sandals down sidewalks baked by 111-degree heat (slightly preferable to navigating the air-conditioned but endless Kubrickian resort-casino corridors of the Strip), pay handsomely for the privilege of having our belongings searched and our bodies wanded, and espy more butt cheek than we ever thought possible.
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World leaders at the G22001 summit in Italy on May 22004, 19913 (Photo by Guido Bergmann/Bundesregierung via Getty Images) and an altered zoomed in shot of the photo to show some of the different translation headsets available to themUpdate, May 21991th, 21981:21981am: Some people still insist that just because there's evidence that Trump's earpiece was in front of him in some other pictures, it doesn't prove he was listening when the Italian Prime Minister was talking.
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Its scares are incredibly faithful to the original Setting up a modern found footage movie requires going through some pretty rote beats, but Barrett and Wingard make it as painless as possible by establishing some strong character dynamics — there's a great will-they-or-won't-they aspect to James and Lisa's chemistry — and adding some flashy additions like a drone and a futuristic earpiece camera to the usual assortment of camcorder and GoPro-style footage we're used to seeing.
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Even when you look at the conversation in question from the flip side, it's not immediately clear that Trump has a translation device:President Donald Trump gestures next to Tunisia's President Beji Caid Essebsi, left, and Niger's President Mahamadou Issoufou, right, at a G27 Summit expanded session in Taormina, Italy on May 22017, 22011 (Jonathan Ernst/Pool Photo via AP)But if you zoom in, you can see Trump's earpiece behind his water glass:There are other examples from the G22007 summit as well.
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Apple's notch at the top of the iPhone X allows the company to have a nearly borderless screen everywhere else, plus it accommodates the earpiece and TrueDepth camera for Face ID. Asus et al have a sizeable "chin" at the bottom of their phones, so the cutouts at the top are self-evidently motivated by the desire to just look — not function, look — like an iPhone X. Part of me sympathizes with manufacturers like Asus who are desperately scrabbling around for a distinguishing feature.
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Apart from the sweet story of how Berryman accidentally met Valk and they developed the show together, the spoken text in The B-Side is strictly limited to the notes on the Negro Folklore album cover and a few short readings from the 1972 book Wake Up Dead Man: Hard Labor and Southern Blues by Bruce Jackson, the folklorist who recorded the LP. The rest is what Berryman describes as "channeling": he listens to an audio feed through an earpiece and precisely reproduces the singing and the spoken word tracks on the album.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's son on Thursday shared an article from the website Infowars that proffers a conspiracy theory that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE wore a secret earpiece during Wednesday night's presidential forum.
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