Audiscenic's software uses AI to track a listener and locate their ears before beaming immersive 3D sound at them. In an era where immersive sound is gaining traction, Audioscenic is a name that’s ...

It’s taken a bit longer to get here than expected, but Samsung has announced ahead of its appearance at next week’s CES in Las Vegas that it will finally be rolling out the new Eclipsa Audio system to ...

World’s First Soundbars with Native AURO-3D Support Deliver Heightened Realism, Customizable Upmixing, and a Cinematic 3D Soundstage at Home Antwerp, BE (August 7th, 2025)—GOER DYNAMICS B.V. announces ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. Pozalabs collaborates with Samsung Electronics, Google, and SM Entertainment to showcase aespa’s spatial audio remastered content at ...

TL;DR: Samsung Electronics, in partnership with Google, has announced the integration of Eclipsa Audio, a new 3D audio technology, into its 2025 TV and soundbar lineup. This innovation allows for ...

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Last year, I was part of a press trip to South Korea, where we were allowed to see many of the display and home theater products announced at CES 2025. One of those devices was the Samsung Odyssey 3D ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cooler Master, a leading provider of PC components, gaming peripherals, and tech lifestyle solutions, today announced the CH351—a wireless gaming headset that ...

Apple introduced ASAF (Apple Spatial Audio Format) at WWDC, promising to deliver "truly immersive audio experiences." ASAF relies on the Apple Positional Audio Codec (APAC), which still supports Dolby ...

The new Infinity open-air stage set to debut at Bonnaroo in June of 2025 isn't just new to the music and arts festival. It's new to the United States. Billed as the world's largest 360-degree, ...

Samsung has joined forces with Google to develop Eclipsa Audio, a 3D audio technology which the companies say “opens new possibilities for immersive audio experiences” for TV and film audiences.