Jul 17 2011
New Lightweight Walkman Resists Sweat and Rain
One-piece device targets fitness enthusiasts with a water-resistant, rinsable headphone-style design.
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Jun 29 2011
Electrode Wristband Stimulates Guitar-Picking
A band 28 electrode pads strapped to the forearm stimulates muscles and flexes joints in the hand and fingers.
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Jun 27 2011
Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ Jacket Sells at Auction
The iconic red and black leather jacket sold at auction for $1.8 million.
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Jun 14 2011
Teens’ Brains Linked to Pop Songs’ Success
How the teenagers actually rated the songs, however, showed no link to the songs' future success.
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May 26 2011
How We ‘Feel the Noise’
Links in the brain can connect the sensations of sound and touch.
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May 24 2011
Cultured People Feel Less Stress
People who go to museums and concerts or create art or play an instrument are more satisfied with their lives, a study finds.
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May 20 2011
How Piano Wires Changed Through Centuries
Since Mozart's time, piano wires have changed in content -- but very little in quality, research shows.
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May 11 2011
Music Guards Against Auditory Signs of Aging
Strumming that guitar or rehearsing your favorite piano piece may pay off later in life.
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May 05 2011
One-Way Sound Walls Proven Possible
A future material could bend sound waves so they would only pass through a wall in one direction.
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Mar 30 2011
U.K. Cat Makes Loudest Purr Attempt
Smokey the cat's purr is so loud that Guinness World Records may soon declare it the loudest in the world.
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