Drytunes isn't your ordinary Bluetooth speaker, but a weatherized case designed to take your music, and your gear into virtually any aquatic environment.
Netflix dug deeper into the movie business today, inking a deal with "The League" star and film maker Mark Duplass and brother Jay for four Indie films.
Overstock sees opportunity in Amazon's streaming video success, preparing a competing service that will aim to entice customers to join its loyalty program.
In an homage to tangible music formats, Trevor Jackson has released his latest album, Format, across 12 different mediums, including vinyl, CD, and VHS.
Cambridge throws down a fleet of new devices for 2015 in the new CX series, including new receivers, amplifiers, a Network player, and a new CD player.
WiSA's wireless home theater protocol has new partners that just might help turn the wireless tide, perhaps eliminating speaker wires and bulky electronics.
In a candid interview with Rolling Stone Executive Editor Nathan Bracket, rock legend Neil Young talks about the future for his hi-resolution audio device.
The newest headphones created via a partnership between Quincy Jones and AKG offer noise cancellation, EQ, sound calibration, and sound stage adjustment.
Sennheiser's popular Momentum and Urbanite go wireless for 2015, along with an all new line of home-based wireless cans, and a new sports headphone series.
Dish today unveiled its new 4K VOD box, a revamped Hopper interface, and a new voice-activated remote. But the company's new Web TV service stole the show.
Fresh off Bowers and Wilkins' first dip into Bluetooth speakers, B&O makes its own first charge into the competitive genre with the new Beoplay A2. The premium speaker offers 180 watts of peak power, and will cost $400 once it hits the open market.