Shokz's new flagship ear-hook style open earbuds, launching at CES 2026, are its first earbuds with noise reduction. Here are my early hands-on impressions after testing them for a few days. David ...

The Shokz OpenFit Pro won’t replace regular ANC buds, but they do an admirable job on loud commutes. The Shokz OpenFit Pro won’t replace regular ANC buds, but they do an admirable job on loud commutes ...

Noise-canceling headphones are meant to reduce unwanted ambient sounds around you. They use built-in microphones to pick up external noises, then produce sound waves to cancel out the out the external ...

Whether you're commuting, working in a bustling café or just trying to tune out the world, the best noise-canceling earbuds can help you focus on what matters — your music, podcasts or a bit of peace ...

Woman with closed eyes covering her ears in the street while vehicles are passing by fast in the background. Stressful and frustrating. Given the growing cacophony of noise pollution here on planet ...

Louisville's noise ordinance considers volume, duration, time, and proximity to other properties. Airbnb has a neighborhood support team to address noise complaints related to their rentals.

If you live in a noisy urban area, you're gonna love the sound of this. Researchers in Switzerland have developed a material that can dampen street noise while being four times thinner than ...

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) aims to address the increasing costs of prescription medications, particularly under Medicare. It also authorizes Medicare drug price negotiations and manufacturer ...

SAN DIEGO — The San Diego International Airport is set to get a little quieter — at least for those living nearby. A $15 million federal grant from the Federal Aviation Administration will allow the ...

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The airport announced that it would be participating in a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulated program, Part 150, that would promote compatibility between the airport and surrounding area.