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Bluetooth speakers come in all shapes, sizes and prices, and with varying discounts and deals intermittently thrown into the equation, it can be a nightmare trying to figure out which to choose. At ...

Music doesn’t have to stay tethered to a plug anymore. Portable Bluetooth speakers make it easy to bring your playlists anywhere, from backyard gatherings to road trips and everything in between. The ...

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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Bluetooth speakers offer a convenient, portable solution to your on-the-go sonic needs, and the ...

For every household name (think Bose and Sonos), there are a multitude of smaller speaker brands releasing everything from multi-room systems that will set you back hundreds to pocket-sized ones that ...

Abstract: This paper aims to present two ways to design and implement numerical filters. The first is the classic or hand-coded method, which involves the implementation of a computational algorithm ...

The HardwareTimer library aims to provide access to part of STM32 hardware Timer feature (If other features are required, they could be accessed through STM32Cube HAL/LL). The use of this library ...

Bluetooth is so called because it “unites” gadgets in the same way Harald united Denmark. Only a decade ago, even the best portable speakers sounded awful, offered limited range and made pairing with ...

Abstract: In order to solve the shortcomings of the traditional smart home server, the development and implementation of a novel embedded smart home control system based on STM32F407VGT6 ...

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Bluetooth headphones have not been proven to cause cancer. Research shows that radiofrequency radiation (RFR) from these devices is low and not linked to cancer. Scientists say there is no increased ...