Here’s a cool set of DIY headphones that allow you to control your iPhone volume and whatnot through its motion-sensing circuitry. I find that this is a really awesome headphones for headbanging bloggers like me who are too lazy to use my hands as they are tied up with my mouse most of the day.
The ’tiltphones’ are a motion-sensitive iPod remote control. Electronics built into some over-ear headphones pick up what way your head is tilting and sends commands to your iPod accordingly.
Well, last time I reviewed some of the more affordable earbud but today let me review the Ultimate Ears Super.fi series and breakdown of their products/prices. I’ve been hearing rumors that these Ultimate Ears earbuds are really tight, let’s see if the specs stand up to that.
Steampunk Headphones!
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPqEt8RhQok
Are you tired of your regular ol’ headphones? Here’s a great DIY showing you how to make Steampunk Headphones.
To construct this headset, I started with items commonly found at home improvement stores. I wanted to use mostly copper or brass parts, at least for the parts that are exposed. Unfortunately, copper and brass are heavy (compared to plastic). I use a headset frequently so I didn’t want to end up with something too heavy. The end look has an industrial f
Peanuts speakers are peanut-sized stereo portable speakers. They are small but great for people on the go who need to take a break from headphones from time to time.
Bird Electron announced its new peanut shaped speakers for DAP, the EZ16YG… This new stereo speakers feature two 30mm Driver. This device measure 108×50×100(mm), weighs 25g, and cost around 25€.
If you can’t drink it, it’s not beer but if you can talk to it, it could be a Budweiser telephone. (or just a beer bottle and you got too drunk)
Too bad, the beer bottle isn’t real glass, making it too easy to tell it’s not a real beer bottle.
Here’s a cool DIY headphone. I can feel ya because I listen to music all day long too. As soon as I am off the computer, I immediate switch onto my MP3 or iPod.
Since I listen to music/podcasts/audiobooks throughout the day while I’m working, I adapted a pair of normal safety earphones for speakers, and added a vintage look. I cut the outside portion of the cups off, r
Here’s an interesting concept belt speakers from Soft Values. I don’t know why I’d use instead of a regular headphones but still, kudos for a great concept.
The Soft Values Portable Speaker sits in a small, ball-like form that encloses a soft, fabric sock and a strap. This sock will unfold out of the speaker and cover it up to give the Soft Values Portable Speaker a nice and soft feel. The strap obviously comes in handy to lug this little sound box around. Though we don’t have too many details about the speaker, a Bluetooth co
