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| | ITBrief - 44 minutes ago (ITBrief) A global study reveals 52% of ransomware attacks strike during holidays, weekends, and major corporate events, exploiting reduced cybersecurity staffing. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | | BBCWorld - 3 hours ago (BBCWorld)With Budget week upon us, speculation about what could be in the chancellor`s statement dominates the papers. Read...Newslink ©2025 to BBCWorld |  |
|  | | | RadioNZ - 4 hours ago (RadioNZ) The clause would allow the business to use any images they took of her children for advertising. Read...Newslink ©2025 to RadioNZ |  |
|  | | | BBCWorld - 9 hours ago (BBCWorld)The inquiry will look at how support schemes were designed and what was done to minimise fraud and waste. Read...Newslink ©2025 to BBCWorld |  |
|  | | | BBCWorld - 9 hours ago (BBCWorld)It is going to be a nail-biting final few days for business leaders, says the BBC`s Business Editor, Simon Jack. Read...Newslink ©2025 to BBCWorld |  |
|  | | | ITBrief - 9 hours ago (ITBrief) Maintaining accurate, validated addresses is key to smooth New Zealand mail deliveries, cutting costs and boosting customer satisfaction for businesses. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | | ITBrief - 9 hours ago (ITBrief) CFOs are taking a lead in cybersecurity, viewing it as a vital business risk and investment, to shield organisations from growing digital threats and financial fallout. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | | RadioNZ - 23 Nov (RadioNZ) The site - which offers sales for a limited time - closed operations in New Zealand as of Sunday. Read...Newslink ©2025 to RadioNZ |  |
|  | | | Stuff.co.nz - 23 Nov (Stuff.co.nz) The liquidator said the liquidation appeared to have been caused by the company’s “failure to account for taxation”. Read...Newslink ©2025 to Stuff.co.nz |  |
|  | | | PC World - 22 Nov (PC World)I freakin’ love my Shokz bone conduction headphones. I’ve been using them for the better part of a decade—starting back when they were called AfterShokz—and the OpenRun Pro 2 design is my favorite of the bunch. It’d normally cost you a hefty $180, but today you can get them for $55 off. Put another way: the current $125 price tag on Amazon is the cheapest this set has been since it debuted last year.
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Bone conduction headphones keep your ears clear and get audio into your noggin by vibrating the bones in your temple, which means you can still hear everything around you. And while the competition is heating up, I think Shokz is still the best in the business. The OpenRun Pro 2 leaves everything else in the dust thanks to enhanced clarity and bass, 12 hours of battery life, excellent water protection (I use it when kayaking!), and still being rechargeable with a standard USB-C cable.
But despite having less audio fidelity than standard headphones, I’ve also found the OpenRun Pro 2 to be my go-to way to comfortably listen to just about anything. I like them for being out and about in town or grocery shopping, just so I don’t bump into anyone. I’ve even used them for a few video meetings, though not for its microphone—these are still Bluetooth headphones, after all.
In a rare win, Amazon is offering all colorways on sale today, including the popular orange option and mini versions (which have a shorter band for smaller heads). Discounts are also available on other Shokz headphones, like the bud-style OpenDots One and OpenFit 2+. If you want something more affordable in the bone conduction format, the original OpenMove is just $55.
Get the best Shokz bone conduction headphones for $55 offBuy via Amazon Read...Newslink ©2025 to PC World |  |
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