When sound waves hit the eardrum, it vibrates and moves the ossicles, which are the three tiniest most delicate bones in your body. The ossicles move the sound to the inner ear, which sends ...

which is the thin membrane between your outer and middle ear. When the sound waves reach the eardrum, the eardrum vibrates. The three bones of the middle ear are called the ossicles. These include ...

So what’s going on with this strange technology ... Is bone conduction safe for your ears? Bone conduction is neither better or worse for your ears than traditional headphones, because ...

As wild as headphones that work without sitting in your ears ... aware of what’s going on in the office while you file your TPS reports (Office Space reference, y’all), then bone conduction ...

We get excited about any new and exciting audio technology, and bone conduction ... along your jawbone. These waves create vibrations throughout the skull and jaw that our inner ears register ...

The solution? A pair of open-ear or bone conduction headphones. Instead of sitting in your ears like traditional wireless running headphones, open-ear headphones are designed, as the name suggests ...