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What are these AfterShokz headphones and how much do they cost now? What are these AfterShokz headphones and how much do they cost now? Now, as the branding for each of the three AfterShokz offerings up for Black Friday suggests, these aren’t your typical listening devices. They utilize bone-conducting technology to move small vibrations through the ear instead of stereo sound waves. That means that not only are they open-ear. They don’t cover the ear at all....

There’s technically two that feature wireless Android Auto and CarPlay. There’s the iLX-F511 and the iLX-F509, which are 11-inch and 9-inch touchscreen receivers, respectively. In addition to that, these also feature high-resolution audio playback. Giving you a great audio experience in the car. “We are excited to announce our new Alpine Halo Receivers and the new features that are included,” said Mike Anderson, Vice President and General Manager, Brand Business Unit, Alpine Electronics of America, Inc....

With all of that said, there’s a lot of really great stuff here. For example, one of Corsair’s best gaming headsets is on sale for $169.99. Normally it costs $209.99. So, you save $40. Specifically, this is the Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE gaming headset. Which comes with loads of awesome features. Like, high-fidelity 7.1 surround sound, memory foam earcups for extra comfort, and a detachable microphone. Need a new liquid cooler for your PC’s CPU?...

If you’re getting less than six hours of sleep per night, then you’re cognitively impaired. So how much sleep does the average American get? Less than seven hours of sleep per night, according to a survey from the National Geographic Channel. 40% of Americans are sleep deprived. Sleepless in America explores the science of sleep, and the repercussions of not getting enough of it—from health issues to car accidents (about 100,000 collisions are caused by fatigue each year) and even major oil spills....

As revealed by XDA (via Esper), the redesigned media player UI with Android 13 has a larger pause/play button situated on the right side. This is in contrast to Android 12, where the pause/play button is situated between the forward and rewind buttons. The rewind and forward buttons still exist with the new implementation. But they are repositioned with the emphasis now on pausing or playing media. There’s also a progress bar with the new media player UI, a feature that doesn’t exist with Android 12....