Passive vs. Active: Passive speakers need an external amplifier, which gives you more control over your setup. Active ...

Speaker tracking plays a crucial role in various human-robot interaction applications. Recently, leveraging multimodal information, such as audio and visual signals, has become an important strategy ...

Without further ado: here are the 3 best bookshelf speakers that are self-powered, without the need for any amplification or extras. You may like Want fancy floorstanding speakers?

Whisper is an alternative speech production mode used by subjects in natural conversation to protect the privacy. Due to the profound differences between whisper and neutral speech in both excitation ...

Monitor Audio's highly acclaimed Studio 89 bookshelf speakers were only available in black, but now there's a new, gorgeous High Gloss White option. Priced from £2,000 a pair, they'll be available ...

The HomePod mini that lives in my kitchen is about to die — but what smart speaker is going to replace it, and does it even need to be smart?

Honeywell Aviator Hi-Fi Speaker: Lossless audio that can fly With a design that looks like something that would not find itself out of place on the sets of Avatar, the Honeywell Aviator is certainly a ...

Bowers & Wilkins’ latest speaker is an excellent mix of form and function. It delivers great sound, and its stunning airship-like shape makes sure it stands out in the living room.

Edifier’s new retro-style wireless speaker range looks very cool, and has the features to take on JBL and Sonos ...