Becky is a former staff writer at What Hi-Fi? and is currently the audio editor at TechRadar. Prior to gaining her MA in Journalism in 2018, she freelanced as an arts critic alongside a 20-year career as a professional dancer and aerialist – any love of dance is of course tethered to a love of music. Becky has previously contributed to Stuff, FourFourTwo, This is Cabaret and The Stage. When not writing, she dances, spins in the air, drinks coffee, watches football or surfs in Cornwall with her other half.
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Analoc2 substitutes high-rigidity thermoplastic material for both the inner support structure and the cable strain relief.

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Each Pearl Pelegrina features exclusive materials and stands almost 130cm tall, with its sphere and base measuring 48cm in diameter.

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The new flagship Classic Series integrated amp features Masters Series grade HybridDigital nCore amplification, Ess Sabre DAC and MDC2 Modular Design Construction Architecture.

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If you're running iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, you can now enjoy dynamic head tracking for spatial audio in Apple Music – as long as you're using Apple's premium AirPods...

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LCD-5 features an all-new driver design with Audeze’s own patent-pending Parallel Uniforce voice coils, plus a new Fluxor magnet assembly (yes, those are the real names).

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Although the 200 series is based on the 2020-issue HA 200 headphone amp and DAC in terms of tech, the external design of the Series 200 reaches as far back as 1993.

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The Record Industry Association of America has spoken, and it says that takings from CD sales have increased just 44% to $205m in the first half of 2021...

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A fresh bulletin from the Information details the number of paid-for Apple TV+ members and explains why the tech giant has canned the idea of a new wallet-friendly streaming dongle.

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NeXXus is the first Atacama speaker stand to feature tube diameters to match the performance of the speakers.

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Skyfall, Annihilation and Star Trek: Into Darkness are now available in 4K on Paramount+, and more are being upgraded as we type...

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The latest see-through OLED tech was demonstrated for the first time at this week’s International Motor Show in Munich, Germany.

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Elite is the result of three years of research and development and includes the all-new diaphragm material, Rinaro Parus.

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Only 1000 are being made, so if it's a limited edition otherworldly active wireless speaker you seek, indulge in closer inspection.

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Google is guilty of infringing Sonos’s patents, according to an initial ruling from a US International Trade Commission judge.

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As Awards time rumbles ever-closer, we take a look at some technologies of the past that looked for all the world like they might be contenders... right up until the moment they didn't.

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You now get a remote control, wider touchscreen viewing angles, updated gain algorithms and an upgraded path to Dolby Digital 4.0, 4.1 or 4.2-channel surround sound.

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Third iterations of Samsung's foldable Galaxy phones have finally been unveiled.

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Samsung's new AirPods rival boasts a lightweight design, active noise cancelling and five-hour battery life.

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The new iPhone 13 models are also slated to include a smaller display cutout and faster A13 chip.

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The popular music streaming giant didn't say when you might expect the feature, but it has promised updates "when they become available."

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Even if caring for your hearing doesn't tempt you, aptX support at this price may...

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Can an ad-free YouTube for €6.99 per month compete with the likes of Netflix?

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Want unlimited track skips? Prepared to pay 99c per month and put up with a few ads? Spotify is testing that.
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