Glasses, provided by/at the venue, which show floating subtitles/closed captions during the performance. I’m really not sure how that would work with live shows (it uses live transcription but that’s far from perfect), but for cinema it would mean those who need captions weren’t shovelled into the deadzone slots. I wondered how they work if you already need glasses to see. They can be shown on a phone/tablet, or you can sit on the very front row and leave your glasses of

Compare that with what I am currently doing, which is listening to Pearl Jam in both my hearing aids, in perfect sync. I have an Auracast dongle (~£40 from Amazon) plugged into the USB port of my laptop (circled in yellow below). It creates an Auracast broadcast of the audio from my laptop. My Vivia 9 hearing aids are Auracast enabled, and the Resound app on my phone completes the system.

Invitation to participate in new research, looking to alleviate tinnitus distress.

A customer’s review of Resound Vivia 9 mini RITE/RIC aids, versus existing Widex Moment 440.

Did you know that your hearing impairment can qualify you for a third of rail travel? In West Yorkshire you can also get discounted or fr

The premise of these is that the mics on the frames will form a beam (definitely technically possible) and the speakers on the arms will pas

An interesting feature in Apple’s accessibility menu is Music Haptics. When switched on, compatible songs will also tap the beat out on the

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