It has to be tough to make earphones for running that work effectively Engineers have cracked it. Well, two.

That scene in ‘Anchorman’ where Ron Burgundy states that he and Veronica are trying this innovative fad called ‘Jogging’ is entirely plausible. Ron’s vague grasp of the English language apart (especially as someone who’s such pleasure in his compilation of leather-bound books), Running was certainly a largely unknown phenomenon until the 1960’s and 70’s (in fact the word ‘jog’ actually denotes a rapid, sudden movement, for instance jogging one’s memory or jogging someone who is writing/painting) until it had been popularized (and named) by a man from New Zealand named Arthur Lydiard. Continue reading Are there any earphones or headphones built with sensors pausing noise for those who occasionally take them off the head? →