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Can mobile phone earphones damage your hearing?

Jan 10, 2011 by James | Posted in Music & Music Players

I have a Nokia phone, and i listen to music from the radio on it fairly often, but i do turn the volume up quite loud to the least it goes up to, although it only goes up three extra bars. I'm feeling quite worried about this, but i have heard the radio

if you want to wear headphones keep the sound to a sensible level especially when you are out walking and never wear them while cycling for obvious safety reasons but having the headphones to loud can only damage your ears if its constant take short breaks

| Jan 10, 2011

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Nokia's Lumia Windows Phones singing a new tune

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Nokia's partner Echo Nest today unveiled the Nokia Music app. It includes the Nokia MixRadio service, which acts like Pandora, as well as additional features such as an MP3 music store and concert recommendations. It will first be preloaded on the Lumia 800.

With the smartphone manufacturers struggling to find ways to set themselves apart, many of them are turning to media as one way to shine. HTC, for instance, purchased a majority stake in Beats to get access to the company's trademark headphones, while Samsung Electronics has been attempting to get a media store off the ground. Nokia itself pushed its Music XPress service in its older Symbian phones.

Nokia MixRadio runs off of a platform built by Echo Nest, which offers data and a library of songs that allow companies to build their own apps. The company powers Pandora and iHeartRadio, two well known services commonly found on consumers' phones.

The service scans the music library found on the Lumia 800 and generates a playlist of related songs, similar to Pandora. Likewise, the user can create customized radio stations based on favorite songs and genres.

Source: CNET (blog)