Every year, at the start of the new year, hundreds of thousands of people arrive in Nevada for the Consumer Technology Association’s Consumer Electronic Show (CES). Most governments from various countries and private investors give and invest billions of dollars into companies and startups to research and develop new technologies. The results of their investments …
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Door knock detectors offer an alternative to doorbells because not everyone lives in a home. You may live in a low-rise condo or apartment, a hotel, or a motel. You may be in a workplace where the open concept isn’t a thing. Having a doorbell installed in these places is uncommon. Doorbells may not be …
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When exploring deaf and hard-of-hearing technology for the home, there are abundant devices that you can use to make your home the way you like it to be. Our home is a place that we consider a sanctuary. I place that we feel the most comfortable and an expression of personality and mood. Owning a …
This post contains affiliate links. Please read the disclosure for more details. Many people with hearing loss are looking for the best hearing amplification devices. If you have severe to profound hearing loss, you may find yourself in this weird space of not finding the right solution at an affordable cost. Not everyone has the …
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Nothing is more annoying than waiting all day for a phone call only to find out that you missed that important call when you stepped away from the phone. For example, you wanted to be good to follow the etiquette of not bringing your phone to the bathroom, or you just stepped out to another …
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Even with all the medical and scientific advancements, the question, ‘is wearing a hearing aid a disability?’ consistently comes up in our thoughts and conversations with others. Has someone ever told you? “I’m surprised. You don’t sound and look deaf at all!” It is a typical response we would get when speaking to someone who …
