The ANC said it had reached common ground with the involved parties and would outline the next steps during Thursday ...

As part of its rebuilding in the run-up to its 43rd anniversary on 20 August, the UDF plans to honour “a towering yet often ...

Skullcandy has introduced new advanced true wireless earbuds, the Method 360 ANC, which is made in partnership with its rival headphone maker, Bose. The budget audio brand has teamed up with the ...

The first active noise-canceling (ANC) headphones were designed for use in aviation, but the tech has come a long way. According to Bose, “Miniature microphones in the earcups or earbuds listen ...

Okay, some of the more minor gripes I'd have loved to see fixed haven't been addressed – and the competition makes it much harder to win convincingly – but if budget ANC is top of your wish ...

Good Smile Company opened pre-orders for a Fire Emblem: Awakening Lucina figure, and she’ll be able to wear her mask and appear with short hair to put on her Marth disguise. It will cost ￥31,6 ...

But with the announcement of the Method 360 ANC earbuds, Skullcandy is setting out to retune products and perceptions. Tony Ware Gathering “agents” together at the Hall des Lumières event ...

Skullcandy's Bose collaboration doesn't support spatial audio, but it has Bose sound and ANC for just £99 / $99. Available now, they come with a cylindrical charging case and in multiple colours.

Here are my early hands-on impressions of the Method 360 ANC after using them for a day. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team since 2000. He covers the ...

Skullcandy’s Method 360 earbuds bring ANC, Bluetooth 5.3, and surprise—Bose-tuned sound. Premium tech, budget price. What’s the catch for $99? Skullcandy has partnered with audio giant Bose to ...

Consumer audio maker Skullcandy has dropped the $130 Method 360 ANC earphone (available at a discount at launch, more on that in a moment). It's a higher-end version of the $60 Dime Evo developed ...

Of 807 respondents canvassed by the Institute of Race Relations by phone between March 27 and April 3, some 29.7% said they backed the ANC and 30.3% the business friendly Democratic Alliance.