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Thunder creates the first in-ear headphones to use the Apple Lightning connection
We’ve already seen on-ear and over-ear headphones that use the iPhone’s Lightning connection, but Thunder claims to have developed the world’s first in-ear headphones to provide high-fidelity sound and active noise cancellation through Apple's proprietary connection.
Furutech’s SK-Filter removes static to make your vinyl sound better
The SK-Filter is the latest addition to Furutech’s range of static charge eliminators and promises to discharge any static electricity generated by your records to improve sound quality.
Pioneer PLX-500 turntable is aimed at home listening as well as DJs
Pioneer DJ’s latest direct-drive deck is a more affordable version of the company’s PLX-1000 deck and now comes with a USB output for recording vinyl into digital files.
BBC Sport 360 app brings virtual reality to the 2016 Olympic Games
The BBC Sport 360 app will mark the first time the Olympics can be watched in 360-degree virtual reality video. Events covered will include the opening and closing ceremonies, plus select athletics and boxing matches.
Sonos app update tweaks design for faster playback
The Sonos app is getting a redesign in an effort to simplify queueing and playing music.
Wednesday Wrap: Sky Q update, Sol Republic headphones, acoustic panels and more
From the news that Sky has added more content to the Online Video portal of Sky Q, to Sol Republic introducing three new pairs of in-ear headphones, and Fostex unveiling new headphones and headphone amplifiers - it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.
September 2016 issue on sale now!
Some top TVs ranging from 32in to 65in, and HD-Ready to flagship 4K HDR OLEDs feature in this month’s issue. We’ve also pitted three £500 home cinema amplifiers against one another and rounded up some of the best headphones available right now. Throw in the usual array of First Tests, features and Temptations and the September 2016 issue is not to be missed!
Samsung reveals Note 7 with iris scanner and mobile HDR video
The last time we saw a Galaxy Note phablet in the UK was the fourth generation, with the fifth never making it to the UK or Europe. But now Samsung is bringing the phablet back to our shores, with the Note 7.
