It's probably likely that your awesome hi-fi speakers are heard far more than they are seen, and that's just fine. But what isn't fine is that you may not have noticed all the dust, pet hair, and ...

You wipe your TV screen and dust your keyboard and other electronics, but I’m willing to bet that it’s been a minute since you cleaned your speakers. No one would fault you for that—whether they’re ...

Review: Sound Forge is a piece of software or, perhaps better, a family of software, with a history so long that early versions could be run under Windows 3.1. Phil Rhodes takes a look at Sound Forge ...

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Just like other smart devices at home, your smart speakers can get greasy or dusty without you knowing. Usually, you will notice that it gets worse the more you let this moment pass on. Of course, ...

Our phones are our new best friends. Whether it is a call and a song or an online meeting and streaming the phone speaker is central to the experience. Dust and grime, however, do settle down over ...

Your Android phone spends a lot of time in your hands, in your pocket, and by your face, which means it inevitably going to attract dirt and grime. Wiping your phone’s screen may be simple, but ...

Meta has released an open-source AI model called SAM Audio that lets users clean up noisy recordings by describing what they ...

The thing about iPhones is that, since they're pocket-sized and somewhat essential for most peoples' day-to-day, we do tend to carry them around in a pocket, bag, or a backpack. This in itself is not ...

With everyday use, your smartphone can become a haven for dirt and debris, particularly inside the charging port and speakers. And that’s not just gross. It can also disrupt the charging process and ...