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New Oticon Real Hearing Aid Reduces Disruptive Sounds, Improving Clarity and Comfort even in Challenging Environments

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Thursday, February 23, 2023
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Unlike traditional hearing aids, Oticon Real supports how the brain naturally works, automatically and precisely processing the details of all sounds, so wearers can follow conversations with more awareness, focus and control, even in challenging environments.

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  • Unlike traditional hearing aids, Oticon Real supports how the brain naturally works, automatically and precisely processing the details of all sounds, so wearers can follow conversations with more awareness, focus and control, even in challenging environments.
  • “Oticon continues to deliver new ways to improve the listening experience for people with hearing loss,” said Oticon President Gary Rosenblum.
  • As a result, the hearing aid significantly reduces listening effort, giving users confidence in their ability to engage and focus.
  • Like its predecessors, Oticon Real delivers the connectivity and convenience hearing aid wearers have come to expect.

The innovative Startup 'Dot' won Best of Innovation at CES 2023 with 'Dot Pad'

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Friday, November 18, 2022
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Startup Dot Inc. won Best of Innovation in Accessibility category at CES 2023.

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  • Startup Dot Inc. won Best of Innovation in Accessibility category at CES 2023.
  • Dot Inc. is the Honoree in three categories after being nominated as the finalist in each of the three categories.
  • Until November 2022, 25 billion won to the total amount in cumulative investment and 130 patents obtained in domestic and overseas.
  • As of November 2022, it has attracted 25 billion won in investment until Series B and has 130 patents in domestic and overseas.

Has "K-Innovation" succeeded on the world stage? Startup Dot wins Best of Innovation award at CES 2023 for "Dot Pad"

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Thursday, November 17, 2022
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Dot won the Best of Innovation award in the "Accessibility" category at CES 2023.

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  • Dot won the Best of Innovation award in the "Accessibility" category at CES 2023.
  • The Dot Pad was nominated as the finalist in three categoriesAccessibility, Mobile & Devices, and Virtual & Augmented Realityand awarded in all three.
  • Dot collaborated with Apple to have the Dot Pad update included in the iOS 15.2 update last December.
  • Founded in 2015, Dot has commercialized products such as the Dot Watch, Dot Pad, and Dot Kiosk.

Dot Inc. Announces the World's First Tactile Braille Display, Compatible with iPhone and iPad

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Friday, March 11, 2022
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New Dot Pad display from Dot Inc. helps blind/low-vision users feel tactile images in real-time

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  • New Dot Pad display from Dot Inc. helps blind/low-vision users feel tactile images in real-time
    SEOUL, South Korea, March 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Dot Inc. introduced Dot Pad , the world's first tactile braille displayfor developer communities and early adopters.
  • Dot Pad is compatible with iPhone and iPad, along with Apple's built-in screen reader, VoiceOver.
  • Traditionally, tactile displays only had one line, and were primarily connected with computers and phones to translate written text to Braille.
  • Dot Pad helps blind/low-vision users render images and text from iPhone or iPad to the tactile display instantaneously.

Oticon Expands Hearing Aid Solutions, Introducing New Styles and Technologies for People of All Ages with Hearing Loss

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Thursday, February 24, 2022
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is expanding its hearing aid portfolio to allow even more individuals with hearing loss to experience the benefits of Oticons advanced BrainHearing technology.

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  • is expanding its hearing aid portfolio to allow even more individuals with hearing loss to experience the benefits of Oticons advanced BrainHearing technology.
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    At Oticon, we never stop pushing the boundaries of what is possible, said Oticon President Gary Rosenblum.
  • Oticon More new styles, new evidence
    Oticon continues to expand the Oticon More family of hearing aids with two new discreet BTE options.
  • Oticon More has proven effective for helping individuals with hearing loss decipher the sounds and speech around them.

Beltone Hearing Aids Will Support Hands-Free Calls with iPhone and iPad Starting February 25

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Thursday, February 24, 2022
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GLENVIEW, Ill., Feb. 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Beltone , the nation's leading hearing care retailer, today announced that Beltone Imagine hearing aids will support hands-free calls to iPhone and iPad starting February 25.

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  • GLENVIEW, Ill., Feb. 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Beltone , the nation's leading hearing care retailer, today announced that Beltone Imagine hearing aids will support hands-free calls to iPhone and iPad starting February 25.
  • Current Beltone patients with Beltone Imagine hearing aids and compatible Apple devices can utilize the hands-free feature starting Feb. 25 by visiting their local Beltone office and updating the software.
  • While Beltone hearing aids already support streamingaudio of calls, music, and TV, this new bi-directional capability allows the hearing aid microphonesto pick up the person's voice so they can enjoy conversations completely hands-free.
  • "We're excited Beltone patients can use their hearing aids as a hands-free device formaking calls on their iPhone," says Mike Halloran, Beltone President.

New Privacy Study Finds 200 Popular iOS Apps Contact Potential Trackers Without Consent

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Thursday, January 20, 2022
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The research was conducted using Apple's new app privacy report released with iOS 15.2 .

Key Points: 
  • The research was conducted using Apple's new app privacy report released with iOS 15.2 .
  • These tools let consumers view all the network connections an app makes.
  • The company researched two hundred popular apps among twenty categories to discover the average app makes fifteen network connections, with twelve of those being to third-party domains, even when permission to track is not granted.
  • Popular apps included in the study included Amazon, Netflix, Venmo, McDonald's, Nike, CNN, and YouTube.