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AI Startups Are Pivoting From Flashy Demos To Tech That Pays The Bills Founders who were working on neural-signal headphones and viral presentation builders are starting over in a high-stakes race for survival and revenue. Read more:

First ruby red. Now onyx black. Jennie and Beats collaborated on special edition Beats Solo 4 headphones that feature two black bows. 🎀🖤 Check it out now

AI Startups Are Pivoting From Flashy Demos To Tech That Pays The Bills Founders who were working on neural-signal headphones and viral presentation builders are starting over in a high-stakes race for survival and revenue. Read more:

JBL is bringing out a new color for its flagship Tour One M3 headphones, now with an update to its sound curve for a “clearer, more balanced and truer to the artist” sound. Check it out now

I lost my dad at thirteen, so I didn't get to know him well. I made this piece of instrumental music last year around this time to honor his memory. I don't know that it's particularly dad-ish, but he was on my mind as I made it. Free player at link, headphones recommended.

ASMR MILK: Extraction and Loud Swallows 🍼💦 Close your headphones🤫 hear every drop of my warm milk being extracted and those loud, satisfying swallows🥵 So relaxing and intimate 🔞Full video in the link of my profile 💎 #NewVid# #HotContent# #Sucking# #MilkLove# #BigTits#

A new Discord leak suggests the platform may be working on spatial audio for voice chats. Dataminers discovered references to the feature inside Discord Canary builds, the app’s experimental testing version. The leaked code suggests users could place people in virtual positions during calls, making voices sound like they are coming from different directions while using headphones. Voice layouts could include: - Line - Arc - Grid Users may be able to adjust: - Room size - Distance between participants - Audio positioning Voices would sound more natural in group calls. People farther away could sound quieter. Left and right positioning would change how voices are heard. The feature could help make large voice chats easier to follow by separating voices instead of having everyone sound centered in the same space. Discord has not officially announced the feature, and Canary leaks do not guarantee a public release