#hushme

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Hushme : World’s first Voice Mask.

Finally Hushme provided world’s first voice mask. So it will be helpful for lovers one or you want to talk secretly no one can listen your voice what you talking on call.

What is Hushme?

Hushme is a personal acoustic device that protects speech privacy and reduces noise pollution when speaking on the phone in open space environment

Hushme Features:

Stylish egronomic design.

Eff…

[unable to retrieve full-text content] A hi-tech face mask is being pitched as a way to obscure users’ voices to let them speak in private…. BBC News – Technology

Después de ver Wonder Woman y Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, supimos que las películas de DC Comics provocan lo que un millón de cebollas siendo cortadas justo frente a tus ojos.

Por ello quizá todos prefieren recordar al Batman de Nolan, homenajeándolo con Hushme, un gadget con el que parecerías Bane, aunque desafortunadamente no te verías ni remotamente cool como él.

Hushme es un moderno bozal un moderno aparato que colocas alrededor de tu cara para evitar que la gente escuche lo que dices y puedas llamar a quien quieras con tu smartphone. Sencillo pero práctico para algunos.

Curator’s Note:  With all the spying being done nowadays on the public including all our phone conversations being recorded, our internet usage tracked and recorded, public cameras and microphones, this gadgets of this type may one day be a necessity for having an actual private conversation…but that day hasn’t quite come yet and it looks ridiculous.

From Mashable:

BY FREIA LOBO

Now you can keep your conversations private, annoy your coworkers and look like Bane — all at once.

The gadget that makes it all happen is called Hushme. It bills itself as the “world’s first voice mask for mobile phones.” This absurd-looking contraption is designed to help you keep your conversations private when you’re in a public space.

The founders were inspired to create Hushme when having lunch with friends at a small and quiet café. A girl sitting near them used earphones to make a Skype call, which made her talk louder and attract attention. She felt awkward and decided to cut off her conversation. 

This gave the founders an idea: What if she could’ve had that quick private call without bothering anyone nearby? They worked with ARTKB, a product development bureau, to make a prototype and presented it at CES this year.

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