SlashGear for iPad and iPhone

‘Bose’ Stories

Bose launches two new on-ear headphones with OE2 and OE2i

, Oct 13th 2011 Discuss [1]

Bose is a love it or hate it brand for a lot of audio fans. If you are a fan of the gear that the company offers, you might want to look at the new headphones that it has just debuted. The headphones include the OE2 and the OE2i offerings and both are on-ear styles. The only difference is that the OE2i are made for Apple hardware. Read The Full Story

Bose Bluetooth Headset Series 2 Launches

, Oct 6th 2011 Discuss [0]

Bose has more than a few Bluetooth devices in its line. Last month we talked about the new SoundLink mobile Bluetooth speaker. Bose has announced that its new Bluetooth headset called the Series 2 has now launched and is available for purchase online. The headset has noise cancellation tech inside and has a mic that rejects outside noise like wind so the caller can be heard clearly. There is one strange thing about the Bose headset though; it comes in dedicated right or left versions. Read The Full Story

Bose SoundLink Wireless Mobile Speaker busts onto the scene

, Sep 16th 2011 Discuss [0]

Bose is a premium brand and you can find tons of audio fans that think Bose makes great products and you can find a bunch that think the designs are horrible. If you are a Bose fan, the company has a new portable wireless speaker that you can take with you on the road called the SoundLink Wireless Mobile Speaker. As you can probably figure out, the speaker is designed to connect to Bluetooth smartphones and other gear for playback on the go. Read The Full Story

The Daily Slash : April 6, 2011

, Apr 6th 2011 Discuss [0]

Welcome back, Gadgeteers! Today we've got a brand new format for SlashGear for you all and we're super pumped about it! There's been a lot of action going on in the recent past and this right here is the place where you're gonna find out about it! Before we begin though, I must have you peek at both of our brand new startup Facebook groups - it's like we're starting fresh! [facebook.com/slashgear.com] and [facebook.com/androidcommunity.com] We'd love for you to like us and promise a fabulous experience. Believe it! Next we've got a whole tiny stash today of exclusive and otherwise awesome contents for your consumption - mount up! Read The Full Story

Bose Bluetooth Headset Review

, Mar 29th 2011 Discuss [10]

The following is a review that, for any other product, might be considered short, but for this bluetooth headset, there’s just really not that much to be said. And it’s not just a pumped up yelling and screaming “I LOVE IT” situation either, though there is a little bit of screaming in the story. This is a review of a product that essentially does one thing, and it does it well. What this product presents is noise cancellation and comfort for a premium talking and listening experience both to and from your ear and mouth and via Bluetooth to and from your handset.

Read The Full Story

Bose Bluetooth Headset unboxing & hands-on

, Nov 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

When we first spotted the Bose Bluetooth Headset last month, we said it would have to do a lot in order to live up to both the $150 price tag and the PR hyperbole. It seems Bose took that as a challenge, since as of today the headset is fresh to the SlashGear test bench. Check out our first-impressions after the cut.

Read The Full Story

Bose Bluetooth Headset offers hyperbole galore for $150

, Oct 19th 2010 Discuss [1]

Bose has unveiled its first single-ear Bluetooth headset, and while the name might be uninspired - it's simply called the Bose Bluetooth headset - the functionality does at least promise some marvels.  According to Bose, the headset is packed full with their Bose TriPort acoustic headphone structure, that works in tandem with Adaptive Audio Adjustment technology to automatically adjust background noise cancellation depending on the ambient environment. Read The Full Story

Bose VideoWave Crams Everything Into the TV

, Sep 28th 2010 Discuss [1]

Today, Bose announced something that many probably didn't expect: a TV. But, it's not just a TV, either. Bose managed to cram just about everything into the VideoWave, and it even features a customized User Interface, which Bose hopes will make navigation simpler, and with less clutter. Instead of having your HDTV and a separate sound system, you just have the TV, and the sound system's inside of that. Read The Full Story

2011 Audi A8 packed with tech: handwriting recognition, 1,400W B&O audio, more

, Dec 1st 2009 Discuss [0]

With what must be a strong candidate for the longest press release of 2009, Audi have launched their new flagship, the Audi A8.  Since we usually save our interest in cars for only the most outlandishly technical or geekily endearing, the new A8 earns its place by bolstering its multimedia interface (MMI) with handwriting recognition, an optional 1,400W Bang & Olufsen audio system, twin 10.2-inch displays for the rear-seat passengers, and a 20GB hard-drive for digital media. Read The Full Story

Bose SoundDock 10 hits street at $599

, Sep 16th 2009 Discuss [0]

Bose is a big name in the speaker market for home theater, home and car stereo equipment. The technology that Bose uses tends to get audiophiles lining up in camps that love and camps that hate the sound produced. Bose has announced its new SoundDock 10 speaker system for iPod. Read The Full Story

Bose announces new QuietComfort 15 noise cancelling headphones

, Aug 20th 2009 Discuss [0]

I don’t fly that often, but when I do, there are typically quite a few passengers that are wearing those Bose headphones to reduce the amount of noise in the cabin during the flight. I have never taken a flight that lasted more than a few hours, but I bet an international flight would make those headphones a near necessity to get any rest. Read The Full Story

Bose SoundLink wireless USB speaker system

, Jul 17th 2009 Discuss [0]

Lifestyle audio firm Bose have announced a wireless music system, the SoundLink, which promises to free your audio from its PC or Mac prison.  The setup consists of a battery-powered speaker, complete with remote control, and a USB transmitter dongle that plugs into your computer.   Read The Full Story

Pages: 1 2 Next