With the rising controversy of the removal of the headphone jack on iphone7 and the ascent of Google Assistant and Alexa, it's very clear that nest generation of in-ear technology will be wireless. This will open up into amazingly new way for users to listen to music.
Doppler Labs has already teased the most awaited wireless earbuds, Here One. It has the ability to filter sound from different directions. It can allow users to stream audio yet won't completely disconnect users from the outside world as it has the ability to smartly suggest audio filters. It means that Here One earbuds will notice things like a siren or a baby crying and prompt the user to instantly filter them out.
Its introductory price runs at about $300. Here One earbuds were supposed to ship this month. But the date has now been pushed to February. Furthermore, "the earbuds seemed to allow the perfect mix of streaming and the ability to let in the audio of the world around you", The Verge added. The CEO of Doppler even said to an interview by the latter's website that, while units haven't shown any problems, the company still needs time to do what's known as a "validation build."
The company also announced on its blog, Here Plus Me, that it would be delaying its shipment because the team wanted to achieve their goal ,to be at the cutting edge of the next wave of technology , by spending the time and effort in perfecting its headphone.
The team would also be partnering with Cleveland Cavaliers of which using Here One's proprietary Layered Listening technology, attendees of the basketball game will be able to stream real-time, scores, play-by-play sports commentary, and stats-even content directly from the players-over the real-world sounds of the game.