There are also lots of men in suits wearing earpieces.
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The earpieces come in three different colors: black, white and red.
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Down to their hats — and even their Secret Service-style earpieces.
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They look a bit like tiny Bluetooth earpieces — but for both ears.
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"We were attacked by people in suits with earpieces in," he said.
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Unlike AirPods, though there is still a cord connecting the two earpieces.
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My father has fitted the earpieces of his stethoscope to his ears.
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Information is passed from Border Patrol command centers through earpieces and radios.
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They mix in some running and some trotting and some talking into earpieces.
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And after cellphones were introduced, we became wireless with those awful Bluetooth earpieces.
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It even has — drumroll — a headphone jack for earpieces or microphones (or both).
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Both headphones have open backs, with grated metal curving across each model's earpieces.
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Considering the bar's leisurely environment, the phalanx of security personnel wearing earpieces felt unnecessary.
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It makes speakers and earpieces in addition to its Up line of fitness bands.
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According to the product page, the cushioned earpieces work towards noise reduction for more immersion.
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Trump, like British Prime Minister Theresa May, seems to always opt for the smaller earpieces.
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Unlike their 3D-printed state at last year's event, the crowdfunded earpieces are now ready to ship.
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Burly men with earpieces and no-nonsense demeanors come and go in black SUVs with black windows.
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Because of that, McGrath said he's been avoiding the earpieces for years, and subsequently damaging his hearing.
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Instead, they carried walkie-talkies and earpieces, and wore matching black shirts, khaki pants, and orange armbands.
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These headphones fit a variety of head sizes, and the padded earpieces make for a comfortable wear.
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The silicone ear tip isn't standard (it's more oval-shaped than typical earpieces) and costs $24 to replace.
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The show is reportedly shooting multiple decoy endings and giving actors earpieces instead of scripts for their lines.
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Years ago, N.F.L. coaches started sending plays to radio earpieces in the helmets worn by quarterbacks and linebackers.
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They also talked to the secret service personnel, who were hiking with earpieces, and said the exchange was friendly.
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This works shockingly well, with calls sounding clear, loud, and even better than numerous Android alternatives with conventional earpieces.
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It's accompanied with three silicone earpieces in small, medium, and large, as well as a hard plastic carrying case.
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The report continues:Apple has said AirPod earpieces each receive independent signals from an iPhone, Mac or other Apple device.
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That's because their minimalist design involves embedding the batteries, circuit boards, microphones and antennas directly into the tiny earpieces.
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Its new Bluetooth-enabled fitness headphone series offers a host of options, from wirefree earpieces to a nylon cord.
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The big, puffy earpieces felt like escape pods, and when I closed my eyes, I landed in a concert hall.
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Amid muscled security guards wearing earpieces and waitresses in minidresses and ankle boots, tourists and locals both looked perfectly content.
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The batteries are in the earpieces, and everything is sealed to keep out sweat, rain, and the grime of the city.
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You can now connect the headphones to the PLT BackBeat app and choose each function for the sleek, stylish metallic earpieces.
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That person said Apple also must resolve what happens when a user loses one of the earpieces or the battery dies.
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Knights wear gleaming armor and matching Bluetooth earpieces, and futuristic shuttle crafts travel between ancient castles nestled in vast, green forests.
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They're also sweatproof and boast an ergonomic fit that claims to keep the earpieces in place regardless of the intensity of exercise.
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Dozens of security heavies with earpieces lurked discreetly in the bushes, ready to boot any foolhardy crashers willing to try their luck.
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Another factor is the ubiquity of earpieces, from hearing aids to wireless headsets, which are increasingly popular with runners and gym-goers.
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When the broadcast ends, he slips out his earpieces, opens the door of his makeshift studio and returns to his day job.
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It goes back to teenagers communing with the Shangri-Las via the earpieces connected to transistor radios in the 1950s and '3003s.
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While sound quality still trumps style, it wouldn't hurt to invest in earpieces that you'd be proud to bust out in public.
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If my cell phone had rung, directional microphones inside the earpieces would have aimed themselves toward my mouth when I answered it.
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But Apple must ensure that both earpieces receive audio at the same time to avoid distortion, the person familiar with their development said.
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According to prosecutors, 32-year-old Tan Jia Yan ran the operation, which involved surreptitious FaceTime calls, hidden Bluetooth devices, and flesh-colored earpieces.
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Sources connected with Mariah tell TMZ they repeatedly complained to execs at Dick Clark Productions that her "inner ears" -- aka earpieces -- were NOT working.
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Both brands are wireless, and come with two earpieces that must be synced to a single smartphone connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data.
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The cops try their best to blend in by wearing Adidas and black masks, but their earpieces and matching buzzcuts quickly give them away.
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These wirefree buds have Bose noise-reduction tech in them, which you can turn on and off by tapping on one of the earpieces.
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First there is the simultaneous translation, during which both leaders need to wear earpieces, something that caught Mr. Trump off guard with Mr. Abe.
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She attempted a few lyrics and, after pulling out her earpieces, she pointed her golden microphone at the audience in an effort to boost morale.
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The Wing eschews hinges, temples, and earpieces—all standard elements of sunglasses—in favor of a single lens that wraps, Giordi-like, past the temples.
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Soft earpieces (with wings!) fit securely out of the box and stayed put while our review team went trail running, rock climbing, and weight lifting.
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Large vendors need more peripheral devices for growth, and consumers want them, from earpieces, to projectors and communication hubs like Amazon Echo and Google Home.
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Both bookers' eyes drift regularly in conversation, distracted by their earpieces, but they still have the bandwidth to geek out about whatever band is playing.
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According to protesters and video captured by the Voice of America Turkish service, men wearing suits and earpieces crossed a police line and attacked them.
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Her voice held up, no earpieces were harmed, no backing tracks interfered with proceedings, and nobody's going to have to quarrell about any embarrassing incidents.
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On went his suit jacket and earpieces; he ran past the house bodega cat, curled on a garbage bag, and into his back-room studio.
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It's a pair of wireless earpieces; each person in a multilingual conversation wears one, and they translate what's said into the language spoken by each participant.
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In-display fingerprint sensors are now a reality, as are ultrasound proximity sensors and piezoelectric earpieces as seen in the Xiaomi Mi Mix back in 2016.
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Two cops, both in plain clothes and unrecognizable as police with the exception of small earpieces, jumped out of the cab and frisked one of us.
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They have advanced Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity, a microphone, and wireless controls, along with built-in magnets to keep both earpieces from tangling when they're not in use.
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If Kuo's predictions are correct, the new models will have "wireless charging support," although it's not clear if that means an upgraded case or the earpieces themselves.
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The gadget straight out of science fiction has come to life, and all you need, according to the company, are the Pilot earpieces and a smartphone app.
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"Dozens" of users are reporting online that the earpieces makes a "crackling" or "static" sound that "disrupts the audio" when they make calls, the technology website reported.
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Authorities say Tan would then FaceTime the exam questions to her accomplices, who would call the students at the exam center and relay the answers to their earpieces.
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Of course there are translation apps that do something similar already, but this ultra-simple method of sharing earpieces means there's no fuss or interface to deal with.
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The $27 P1003 Wireless headphones, like the P2100s before them, are wrapped in supple black leather and twisted chrome connects the earpieces to a clean but comfortable headband.
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It is monitored by remotely headquartered rules officials who watch the match with dozens of camera angles and chirp into earpieces of referees when they spot potential mistakes.
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Logitech International, a Swiss manufacturer of keyboards and webcams, has ended discussions to acquire Plantronics, a U.S. maker of Bluetooth earpieces and gaming headsets, the companies said on Sunday.
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They sat in a semicircle around the prince, who asked questions through a translator as men in suits with earpieces stood on the roof of the school, keeping watch.
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The tech company that produced Bluetooth earpieces and wireless speakers before betting everything on fitness tracking has entered into liquidation proceedings, according to a new report from The Information.
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Listening to the fuzzy riffs of "Bees" by Caribou, for example, was fantastic and fun — the earpieces jumping and fizzing in place like some sort of Willy Wonka headphones.
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At Heathrow the deafening silence of taxi drivers in cheap suits, wearing earpieces, staring at their phone screens and holding up misspelt passenger names, was a study in contrasts.
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Keep your cellphone off your body, wear wired earpieces when you use it to reduce your exposure to radiation, and don't sleep with your cellphone next to your pillow.
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Those who are intelligent wear earpieces that transmit disruptive noises, those who are beautiful wear degrading masks, and those who are powerful are held down with bags of lead.
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You can tap on the left and right earpieces to skip tracks, change the volume, and activate a smart assistant (though that feature wasn't enabled in the version I tested).
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Jawbone, if you remember, produced wireless speakers and Bluetooth earpieces, and went kaput in 2017 after burning up $1 billion in venture funding over the course of 10 years. Ouch.
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Even so, to keep the timing precise, the actors had to wear earpieces during shooting—listening to their original improvisation, to match their exact rhythm, while interpreting the lines differently.
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During the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) exams, students wore Bluetooth devices connected to mobile phones hidden in their clothes as well as flesh-colored earpieces, Channel News Asia reports.
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Replacing traditional speaker grilles and earpieces is an in-screen audio technology that uses the screen as a transceiver, much like the piezoelectric tech inside of the original Xiaomi Mi Mix.
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"Eventually another car pulled up and guys in suits with earpieces showed up with some papers that must have been a warrant," Gugig, now a 22-year-old law student, recalled.
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Logitech International, a Swiss manufacturer of keyboards and webcams, is in discussions to acquire Plantronics, a U.S. maker of Bluetooth earpieces and gaming headsets, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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Conductors will be banned from using the phones for games or personal activity and won't be able to use any headphones or earpieces, which might also distract them, the Daily News reports.
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With U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin sitting just a few feet away listening to the speech via translation earpieces, Macron denounced those who evoke nationalist sentiment to disadvantage others.
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Tamara and Petra Ecclestone took their kids out for a stroll in Beverly Hills Tuesday -- flanked by a team of at least 4 huge plain-clothed bodyguards (you can even see the earpieces).
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In a recent Wall Street Journal article, technology policy expert Alec Ross argued that, within a decade or so, we'll be able to communicate with one another via small earpieces with built-in microphones.
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Eventually, advanced compute and energy harvesting would obviate the need for phones, and those earpieces will be our bridge to every human being on the planet, and access corpus of human knowledge and expression.
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"Sometimes the riders, with their earpieces (which allow the sports director to give their instructions), do not hear well the sound of the motors so they can't hear us coming behind them," he explained.
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In a VIP area in a Manila casino, Chinese and Korean nationals wearing earpieces shuffle from table to table after a series of bets, carrying rectangular white plastic trays containing gaming chips and smartphones.
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The AirPods have Siri built-in and it will be interesting to see what kind of functionality Apple adds into these and whether users will overcome the image issue of wearing the little earpieces.
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Apple told CNBC it will be releasing a fix for a disruptive sound in the earpieces of some iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus smartphones during phone calls, an issue reported by The Verge.
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When it came to the actual video production, the entire neighborhood felt like a mid-size special forces operation was about to take place—different groups on every corner with earpieces and large bags.
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Under a glass canopy at the foot of the Arc de Triomphe, built by Emperor Napoleon in 1806, Trump, Merkel, Macron, Putin and the other leaders listened through earpieces as the French president spoke.
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The padded earpieces are made from a protein known as hydrophobin that, like artificial foam, is made up of many tiny bubbles — but these are produced by a fungus and reinforced with plant cellulose.
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Performers in all three booths need to stay in sync so that each segment ends at the same time; they wear earpieces through which they're fed their original text, as well as stage directions.
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Outside the austere wood-pannelled courtroom of the Royal Courts of Justice, four or five bodyguards wearing earpieces patrolled, with only lawyers and a small number of journalists, including Reuters, allowed to be present.
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In comparison with SoundLens hearing aids, Hearphones look like a technological throwback: a pair of acorn-size earpieces connected by wires to a choker-like yoke (which can be concealed under a shirt collar).
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A Reuters reporter who visited one of Moscow's most expensive private clinics in November saw several bodyguards equipped with earpieces waiting in the lobby for their bosses, and a line of luxury limousines parked outside.
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Every weekend during soccer season in Britain, security personnel find them in stadiums, tapping furiously at their phones or talking nonstop into a mic — mysterious customers often wearing hoodies to conceal earpieces and their identity.
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I particularly like the thick pieces of metal that attach the earpieces to the headband; they look sturdy and functional and evoke the style of older audio gear that was made with metal parts by necessity.
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The company's fitness-geared earbuds are well-reviewed, and Plantronics continues to release traditional Bluetooth earpieces years after many other companies have moved on from that segment — a sign of its foothold in the office environment.
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Dancers wear giant, parabolic earpieces designed for aircraft detection; when you look at the dancers' shadows, they bear a kinship to the bold geometry of Dogon or Bamileke masks, so key to Dada's development in Europe.
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The Game of Thrones crew has spared no expense to keep its final season spoiler-free, reportedly feeding actors their lines with earpieces instead of giving them scripts, and shooting multiple decoy scenes for the series finale.
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There are a few gadgets on the market to wake up drivers, such as phone apps that detect when drivers' eyes are closed and earpieces that sound off an alarm when the head dips forward too far.
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He clearly likes being on TV and is possessed of a polished on-camera presence, customized earpieces (molded especially for each ear) and a repertoire of syrupy banter and evasion skills well suited to times like this.
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In a simple test to make sure that TrackMan data could be successfully transmitted and understood, home plate umpires were fitted with earpieces that relayed calls to them one-tenth of a second after the ball crossed the plate.
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They fed the actors lines through earpieces so the scripts couldn't leak, they filmed a bunch of decoy endings, and reportedly even changed the show's name to The Tree of Life during production to throw people off the scent.
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Also this season the Southeastern and Atlantic Coast Conferences permitted pitching coaches to talk to catchers via earpieces, though Brownlee is not certain it sped up play; expanded video replay review in those conferences may have canceled out gains.
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Specifically, this sale applies to the company's in-ear neckband model that boasts active noise cancellation and earpieces built with dual drivers (one dynamic and one balanced armature driver) for more accurate sound presentation, bringing their price down to $129.99.
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Playing on this new theme of "anti noise cancelling" earpieces to take into account our multitasking world, these are shaped like a donut and let you hear things while also pumping music, information and other sounds from your connected device.
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Though his last company, Jawbone, which produced wireless speakers and Bluetooth earpieces, went kaput in 2017 after burning up $1 billion in venture funding over the course of 10 years, Rahman has managed to raise $65.4 million for his new company.
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It's all the more remarkable when you remember that getting punched in the face—even with big puffy gloves—is the sort of experience that many celebrities specifically hire people with earpieces and concealed firearms to prevent from happening to them.
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He tossed the phone and his emptied wallet onto the passenger-side floorboard, slipped on Jimmy Ray Gallup's tacky sunglasses—the ones with the earpieces that looked like braided gold chains—and checked himself in the mirror one last time.
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The audio flow from a coach's headset to the radio transmitter on his belt to the antenna on a nearby cart to the quarterback's earpieces is still loaded with potential hazards, according to Michelle McKenna, the N.F.L.'s chief information officer.
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Emirati boys in robes and groups of young women dressed from head to toe in black roamed the exhibition's purple-lit chambers, gazing at concept inventions: goggles that detect others' moods, earpieces that translate and brain implants that can transmit thoughts.
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On our way to a talk titled "The Secret Life of Teas: A Journey Into Plant Intelligence and How It Can Guide Our Personal Evolution," we walked past two men dressed as men in black, complete with sunglasses and earpieces.
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INSIDE PITCH JOE GIRARDI, named to the major leagues' new Competition Committee on Thursday, said he would offer the novel timesaving idea he discussed in spring training — providing certain players earpieces for direct communication with the manager, eliminating the need for signs.
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Pop on both earpieces (connected by a small wire that goes across the back of your neck) and you can get vivid treble, powerful bass, and an immersive sound, whether you're going through your playlist or taking a call with the built-in mic.
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The latest rumors from late 2018 indicate that the AirPods 2 will have wireless charging support, but it's not clear if it's the earpieces can be charged by being placed on a wireless charger, or if you'll need a compatible case to do it.
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"There has never been a president as bad as Donald Trump," John Rees, a leader of a group called the Stop War Coalition, said in Regent's Park, where protesters thronged outside metal barriers as men in suits, wearing sunglasses and earpieces, stared back silently.
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Sony Extra Bass™ Wireless Headphones (Open Box) Dubbed an "Amazon's Choice" pair of headphones, the Sony MDRs feature a superb bass response and crystal-clear highs, massive 30-hour battery life for extended listening, and soft earpieces, so they'll stay comfortable throughout the workday.
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LAS VEGAS — Clad in suits with earpieces, stained white kitchen garments and aprons, housekeeping skirts and pantsuits, the casino workers came to caucus as they can only in Nevada, breaking away from their jobs at midday Saturday to cast their votes not far from the craps tables.
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But commenters have noticed one hilarious issue… While Apple's tiny bluetooth earpieces are notoriously easy to lose, the internet was quick to point out that Tapper's strap essentially turns your futuristic and pricey ($159-$249) listening devices back into the original wired Apple EarPods of yore.
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Accessories like smartwatches and Bluetooth earpieces are just that — accessories to smartphones — and though they will take over smartphone functions as I described above, they will continue to meet the needs of subsets of smartphone users and be heavily tied to smartphones for the foreseeable future.
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Companies such as Theatro are equipping retail staff with earpieces that enable them to communicate more efficiently with one another, but, more importantly, also seamlessly communicate with the critical back-end inventory and point-of-sale software that acts as the single source of truth for all product information.
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However, because the Pilot requires two earpieces, it will likely only capture the voice of the person wearing it, which already makes it better than Google Translate for regular use in the real world — that is, as long as the translation engine is as good as Google's or better.
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For the Bush services in December, Mr. Boetticher led a half-dozen licensed funeral directors at a funeral home in Houston owned by S.C.I. Descending like a SWAT team in black suits, red-and-black-striped ties and "Ceremonial Funeral Team" pins, they communicated with motorcade drivers through earpieces and radios.
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Consequently, there are different types of hearables entering the market, from the hearing aid companies that are syncing their earpieces with wireless devices to the consumer electronics companies that are making wireless earbuds that measure biometrics (measure heart rate, blood pressure or pulse) and speakers that are better than your average Sony headphones.
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Unlike my father's, with its rubberized canvas cuff, sturdy squeeze bulb, and steel-and-glass gauge, mine is made entirely of brightly colored thin plastic, like my Taylor hammer, my otoscope, my syringe, and the stethoscope that I wear dangling like a pendant necklace, the way my father does, with the earpieces pincering my neck.
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John Mayer is known for a lot of things: singing about bubblegum tongues, being Katy Perry's favorite lover, tweeting with Nicki Minaj, dating and subsequently shading Taylor Swift, making weird faces while playing the guitar, saying some problematic things, writing songs the kids can relate to, and wearing two bluetooth earpieces in my favorite Funny-Or-Die video.
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The sale is reflected in yet another app, the Sell app, that pings Ms. Tecotl, a 13-year-old merchandising manager, with hourly figures on sales and credit card sign-ups and several other metrics, which she uses to broadcast guidance to "refocus" her sales associates, who, like her, are outfitted with earpieces and walkie-talkies.
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But, anyway, we're here: There are cameras on platforms and silent bodyguard-ish men with earpieces and good posture guarding Carson, the man whose face is on the book his fans are holding, and now he's right in front of them, and we are all swirling in this little whirlpool of low-level celebrity and instagramable moments.
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And since the network wasn't able to provide earpieces to everyone participating (technically impossible) or be able to play clips from the control room using a monitor (for feedback reasons), the host in this case (Brown) was forced to set up the clip by relaying verbatim onto panelists what clip was being played to an audience at home before coming back live.
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Corbin met in Omaha this week with representatives of the N.C.A.A. and a company that provides headsets for the N.F.L. (Last spring Yankees manager Joe Girardi, eager to speed up major-league games, proposed putting earpieces in batting helmets to eliminate signs altogether.) "Watching the games here, and watching our own games, Vanderbilt can very much slow a game down, too," Corbin said.
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