Live at the Samsung SMART studio of CES 2013, "America's Got Talent" host Nick Cannon chats about online marketing and branding, how he and wife Mariah Carey keep paparazzi away using Twitter and his new Monster headphones, NCredibles.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Headphone maker Monster's gadget show event was expectedly monstrously cheesy with a healthy dose of hype. Head mons...

LAS VEGAS (AP) — People who don't want to disturb sleeping family members could use a new product from Panasonic that doesn't need speakers or even ...

As the tech world becomes more mobile, some devices need to play catch-up. Laptops may have built-in speakers, but they're only ideal if you're born with tin ears.

At its event in San Francisco on Wednesday, Apple introduced "earpods," a set of newly-designed headphones that will replace its iconic "earbuds" of o...

By: Noah J. Nelson I didn't expect the coolest thing I'd see on the first day of E3 to be a pair of headphones. Scratch that. I didn't expect the c...

Mastering is the last and probably the least understood step in the audio recording process. This is Part 2 of a two-part interview with mastering great Bob Ludwig is one of the true living legends of the music business.

Mastering is the last and probably the least understood step in the audio recording process. Mastering engineer Bob Ludwig is one of the true living legends of the music business.

As I put the funny-looking headset on my ears, I realized everybody was looking at me. After all, I was sitting in a director's chair in the crowd...

We cover music apps like the waterfront at Evolver.fm. But without a solid way to turn the ones and zeros comprising today's music into vibrating air,...

It's nearly summer, which means it's time for an upgrade if you're still using the flimsy white earbuds that came with your new iPhone. The only probl...

The armed forces are at CES looking for new technology designed for consumers that it can co-opt for its own purposes. Let's start with some technology borrowed from rock musicians, but designed for fighters.

Why the need to be constantly tuned in (to whatever people are listening to) and tuned out (of the world around them)?

Three decades after the invention of the Walkman, we find ourselves seeking social connections through the very devices that isolated us in the first place.

CHICAGO — A stunning one in five teens has lost a little bit of hearing, and the problem has increased substantially in recent years, a new nati...

Despite all the Walkmen, boomboxes, 8-tracks, iPods and Bluetooth headsets that have delivered raucous noise to the ears of Baby Boomers, hearing loss...