SonicCloud Mobile Streaming is the latest innovation from SonicCloud, the San Francisco based audio enhancement company whose mission it is to make hearing technology truly accessible to the hundreds of millions of people who live with hearing loss.
SonicCloud is an incredibly powerful tool that every audiologist should have in their toolbox. It’s fun. It’s engaging. It’s non-clinical. It’s accessible to every single person who owns a smartphone.
A haunting sight during my childhood was the hearing aid on my father’s night table. This was back in the 1970s, when the devices were large and ungainly. I can count on one hand the number of times that I …
Our natural-born bodies have a way of getting banged up by daily life, or having glitches that keep us from doing everything we want to. Medical science has been able to swoop in with amazing bionic fixes like knee replacements, …
In today’s world of email and texting, it’s easy to forget that hearing another person’s voice is one of the most elemental and important forms of connection that we have. Did you know that most of us have been hearing …
My great uncle was a lovely man — a lawyer who was known for sticking up for the underdog, even when it was at his own expense. He also had severe hearing loss in his old age, and his grandson, …
Hidden hearing loss is devilishly sneaky. Those who have it may not even know it. The condition eludes common hearing tests, reassuring the individual that his or her ears are functioning just fine…until the deficit pops up at the most inconvenient times.
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Not all of us are natural-born earbud fans. It’s easy to lose umpteen hours sorting out the L from the R sides. They can come tumbling out of position with any quick head movement. And they wind up looking like …
If your ears seem less capable lately, read these stats — and how to regain richer sound. Uh-oh, it’s happening. You find yourself choosing staid restaurants over super-trendy, super-noisy ones. You ask people to talk a bit louder…multiple times. You …
Modern life has made us dependent on our cell phones – but half the time we can’t even hear what the other person on the line is saying. Here, 4 smart ways to improve the situation. As a father of …
Let’s face it, being on a conference call isn’t usually the most exciting way to spend an hour, or, lord help us, two. Twenty minutes into a call, my mind will start wandering to chores I need to do, places …
I once had the privilege of staying in the absurdly posh Beverly Hills Hotel, hidden among the live oaks and fragrant eucalyptus and lemon trees in the famous Los Angeles neighborhood. Seeking a restaurant recommendation from the concierge, I walked …
Some people post real ‘provocative’ questions to get a conversation going. For people with hearing loss, it might be a lose-lose question... so, today, let’s lighten things up a bit with some goofy questions to take our mind off the serious stuff of the world.
As today is Noise Awareness Day, we're sharing this great guest post article from our friend Shari Eberts, which was originally shared on her blog Living With Hearing Loss.
We're honored to have had SonicCloud featured on Dr Oz with friends Sean Hayes and Sarah Brokaw.
Thank you to Rosanna Scotto and Lori Stokes for hosting our co-founder Larry Guterman and friend/ supporter of SonicCloud Sean Hayes on Good Day New York.
SonicCloud was recently featured on AOL BUILD Series with our Chief Customer Experience Officer, Larry Guterman and friend / supporter Sean Hayes.
I just recently had a personal experience that reminded me anew what an impact innovation and technology can make in our lives! I was so moved that I decided to share this story publicly in hopes of encouraging continued innovation, respect and awareness for the Deaf/HoH, and because technology is awesome!
To someone experiencing hearing loss for the first time, it can feel as if sounds are vanishing in a totally random fashion. But it’s not random at all. Depending on the type of hearing loss, audiologists can predict which sounds will disappear first.
Carl, a certified flight Instructor tries SonicCloud for the first time...
