Bose starts selling a device claiming to provide customers with better sleep-- Sleepbuds, a pair of wireless earbuds designed to stay in the ears overnight, drowning ambient noise with soothing audio tracks.
The Sleepbuds cannot pair with external devices to play audio such as music or podcasts. They also do not feature the same noise cancellation technology found in other Bose headsets. Instead, Bose says the Sleepbuds “combine passive blocking of sleep-disturbing sounds with a choice of sounds engineered to mask what gets past the blocking by the eartips.”
The Aquio bottle features stainless steel construction, and carries 470ml of either cold and hot liquid. It is double-walled, and promises to keep the contents cold for up to 24 hours or hot for 14 hours. Meanwhile the speaker is IP-67-rated for protection against water and sand, and is covered in water-resistant acoustic fabric.
As a bezel-free flagship device the Find X lacks buttons or a fingerprint button. Instead, it uses the sliding mechanism to reveal the camera in order face unlock the device via iPhone X-style infrared depth detection. Dubbed "O-Face," the system promises to work in nearly all lighting conditions and allows for portrait lighting effects and "Omoji," the Oppo take on Animoji.
The partnership has the two companies share engineering resources to "design and develop a long series of ground-breaking products" based on bespoke technologies. The two companies will also share engineering localities, with TP Vision currently holding an Innovation Centre in Ghent, Belgium while Bowers & Wilkins has recently expanded its UK-based R&D base.
