This is the first part of a multi-part series that gives some recommended models of headphones for you to consider. After reading this introduction we suggest you then read the various articles showing our recommendations …
Many of us instinctively prefer listening to music through regular loudspeakers, perhaps because it seems more analogous to listening in a real life concert hall. But using headphones offers three compelling advantages, and sometimes is …
Our sense of hearing is amazing, and also an amazing contradiction. It is simultaneously super-sensitive, but also flawed. We can hear amazingly quiet sounds (and also incredibly loud sounds possession billions of times greater sound …
Scott Jordan has been designing and selling multi-pocketed clothing for over a decade. His products are doubly distinctive – for having so many pockets in them, and for having a clever way of routing wires …
Best thought of as a ‘Netflix for Books’ type product, Amazon today announced their ‘Kindle Unlimited’ service. For $9.99 a month, you get unlimited access to as many ebooks as you wish, from a selection …
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This is the second part of a new series on digital music. The first part, chronicling the astonishing deterioration in recorded music quality, is here. The sounds we hear are usually created and always heard …
Traveling by taxi is a highly variable experience. A ride in a ‘black cab’ in London seems to combine the very best possible driver with the very best possible design of specialty taxi vehicle, but …
History is repeating itself, and Amazon is not learning from its past mistakes. Amazon’s announcement of its long anticipated cell phone on Wednesday showed a phone with interesting features, but almost surely fatal weaknesses. One …
This is the first part of a new series on digital music. Part two is here, stay tuned for more. There’s an interesting contradiction when we consider trends in listening to music compared to watching …
Last week I was writing about a wonderful new source of free eBooks (and I continue to get another free book, myself, most days), and as a prefatory part of that article, did a quick review/roundup …
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Wow. If you saw this headline anywhere other than on The Travel Insider, you’d probably expect some sort of scam and hurry past it. But, please do trust us again, because this is no scam, …
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I wrote, a couple of weeks ago, about what I (and most other reviewers) feel to be the best compact camera available in the market today, the Sony DSC-RX100 II. I continue to be delighted …
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