Edifier International, the award-winning audio electronics designer, announces the NeoDots True Wireless earbuds featuring a hybrid driver unit combined with a digital signal processor for the optimum in sound quality.
The combination of dynamic drivers and balanced armature drivers in audio equipment allows a broad frequency response, where dynamic drivers effectively manage low frequencies, delivering deep and rich bass, whilst the balanced armature drivers handle mid and high frequencies ensuring clear and detailed treble. This synergy results in a well-rounded sound profile that enhances the listening experience across different music genres and audio content.
The digital signal processor (DSP) enhances audio quality by optimizing balance and clarity, while the active crossover efficiently divides the audio signal into distinct frequency bands—sending low frequencies to the dynamic driver and mid/high frequencies to the balanced armature (BA) driver. This dual-driver arrangement gives superior sound quality, offering improved clarity, detail, and an overall balanced listening experience.
Premium Quality Sound
Experience exceptional audio performance with Hi-Res Audio Wireless certification. The hybrid driver units, which include balanced armature and 10mm dynamic drivers, work in tandem with advanced digital signal processing and an active crossover to deliver superior sound quality. Additionally, support for LDAC, AAC, and SBC codecs ensures a versatile and accurate listening experience across various devices.
Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation
Advanced noise cancelling technology enhances the listening experience by extending the depth of noise cancellation thus minimizing unwanted ambient sounds. With multiple noise cancellation modes available, you can easily adapt to different scenarios, ensuring optimal audio clarity whether you’re in a busy, noisy city, or a quiet home environment.
Battery Life
Enjoy up to 17 hours of playtime on a single charge, with an impressive total of 56 hours when utilizing the charging case. A 15-minute charge provides an additional 5 hours of use.
Crystal Clear Calls
AI algorithms enhance the performance of earbuds by focusing on specific sound sources, like a user’s voice, while filtering out background noise. This results in clearer and more accurate audio during hands-free calls, ensuring that conversations are easily intelligible even in noisy environments.
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Bluetooth v5.4
Bluetooth V5.4 enhances audio streaming and its multipoint connection feature enables users to effortlessly switch between music, videos and calls on two devices simultaneously, making it convenient for multitasking and enhancing the overall user experience.
Game Mode
The 80ms low latency audio in gaming mode ensures that sound effects and in-game actions are synchronized in real time, providing a more immersive and responsive gaming experience. This minimal delay allows gamers to react swiftly to audio cues, enhancing gameplay and overall performance during competitive scenarios.
Easy To Use
Featuring a press controldesign to avoid accidental touch and with wearing detection, the earbuds pause music when taken off and resume playback when put on.
Compatible with EDIFIER ConneX app for additional functions: personalize control settings, customize your EQ, and more.
AlphaTheta, a world-class manufacturer of DJ equipment, announces the release of the XDJ-AZ, a powerful new 4-deck all-in-one DJ system with the layout and features of a club-standard setup. This new unit has been designed to offer the ultimate all-in-one DJ experience, significantly evolving the features and usability of its predecessor, the XDJ-XZ.
As a permanent fixture for venues such as clubs, event spaces, and studios, or for DJs who take their gear on the road, this single unit provides a professional performance environment that elevates your DJ sets to new heights wherever you play.
Be at one with the decks when you perform on the XDJ-AZ, which inherits the layout and feel of the CDJ-3000 multi player and DJM-A9 mixer. To give you access to brand-new tracks and your latest music library, the all-in-one DJ system has built-in Wi-Fi®. So, you can play songs from cloud-based libraries and perform with up-to-date performance information, such as Hot Cues, anytime, anywhere. And you can play tracks from Beatport’s vast catalogue. This, coupled with the unit’s multi-device support, gives you the choice to play with music from various types of media.
With 4-deck playback, you can get even more creative in your performances by adding extra sounds to your mix, and the 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen makes track selection and menu navigation easier than ever. A built-in transmitter enables quick and simple syncing of the XDJ-AZ and the HDJ-F10 SonicLink-compatible professional DJ headphones via an ultra-low-latency wireless connection, and the system features even better sound quality than its predecessors. Combining the latest tech with the most intuitive layout, the XDJ-AZ ushers in the future of all-in-one DJ systems.
The XDJ-AZ is available now for £2,799. For more information, head to alphatheta.com.
In recent years the video conferencing market has been a rollercoaster ride offering two distinct ways forward – with dedicated in-room systems on the up, whilst Bring Your Own Device alternatives seemed to be heading down, particularly for many larger organisations.
That’s the view of global manufacturer, Boom Collaboration, where 2024 has seen a dramatic return to BYOD deployments, mirrored by more general industry analysis.
“There’s a natural place for both but in many ways BYOD offers lots more flexibility and bang for your buck,” argues Boom co-founder Holli Hulett.
“After the pandemic, organisations began to develop longer term strategies where for many enterprises, in-room roll-outs such as Teams or Zoom, were definitely flavour of the month. Greater standardisation and fewer IT and security issues were some of the perceived advantages. It’s common for new and emerging technologies to take over and win market share initially, especially when backed by some of the industry’s biggest names. It’s also natural to want the ‘latest and greatest’ comms kit but after a few years, limitations are beginning to appear.
“First we had working from home trends and then a wider return to the office. More people back in the office means more video calls across more rooms and more devices. Dedicated in-room technology is often just not viable for mass roll-outs, with cost and lifestyle limitations, especially following the rise of smaller huddle rooms. BYOD is generally more practical and a better fit.”
80/20 split
Hulett reports a huge spike in BYOD demand and added: “Wider industry analysis mirrors our own findings that the use of individual devices is taking over. From our conversations, sales and interest from around the world, it’s an 80/20 split. BYOD is back with a bang with plug-and-play simplicity, lower costs and a platform agnostic approach some of the main driving forces.”
The percentage of BYOD rooms versus in-room systems has been shifting notably over the last 12 months, in an ever-changing workplace, agrees fellow company founderFredrik Hörnkvist.
He highlighted: “BYOD setups – where users bring their laptops or mobile devices to connect to the room’s AV system – have seen a significant rise, as hybrid and flexible work models became more common.
“Pre-pandemic (before 2020), older in-room systems were more popular, with BYOD set-ups representing less than 20% of rooms. However, as companies adapted to remote and hybrid working models, the demand for BYOD rooms surged.”
Many businesses are now opting for flexible, cost-effective solutions, according toHörnkvist. “The pandemic created a shift toward more agile, plug-and-play systems, where users wanted to use their own devices without relying on permanent room systems. There’s more personalisation too such as when screen sharing.
“For a time larger enterprises seemed to favour the latest in-room systems for specific and specialised locations. But demand for BYOD rooms is expected to continue growing, especially for smaller huddle rooms and mid-sized meeting spaces. In my opinion, in-room systems will be more limited to boardrooms and high-stakes presentations within enterprises.”
More opportunities
He emphasised: “The flexibility and lower cost of BYOD solutions make them attractive especially for SMBs embracing hybrid work. They greatly outnumber bigger organisations by around 1000:1 so there’s more volume and more reseller opportunities compared to fully-fledged room systems.”
To further fuel BYOD demand, Boom has developed a series of ‘meeting in a box kits’ which are due to hit the market soon, following the launch of an innovative multi-connectivity hub, the ZYGO.
Hulett concluded: “It’s clear the balance between BYOD and in-room systems continues to fluctuate with changing work patterns and wider company politics. Every organisation has specific needs. But there’s no doubt BYOD is back on top and generally packs a bigger punch in the majority of environments.
“Overall I think more platformchoice is good. It reminds me of being in a sweet store as a child where there’s dozens of tempting treats available. You never just get one scoop of flavour.”
AlphaTheta, a world-class manufacturer of DJ equipment, announces the release of the DDJ-GRV6, a 4-channel DJ controller that’s compatible with both rekordbox and Serato DJ Pro.
You can easily remix drum parts and perform remixes on the fly with the DDJ-GRV6, thanks to its new Groove Circuit feature which is available in rekordbox and enables you to manipulate the music in ways that are impossible with a conventional DJ controller. Simply press one of the dedicated buttons to swap the drum part of any track with a beat or break in a completely different genre while it’s playing, then add effects if you want it to sound even more unique.
When used with Serato DJ Pro, the DDJ-GRV6 can manipulate and separate Stems of a track, i.e., drums, bass, vocal or melody, using the Stems FX feature. This unique feature allows players to express themselves musically by applying effects such as Roll, Trans, Echo Out, and Delay to the separate Stems of a track.
With a layout inherited from CDJ + DJM setups, the DDJ-GRV6 helps you get a feel for playing on club-standard equipment, so you’ll be able to transfer your skills and feel at home when you step into the booth. The controller also includes the Smart Rotary Selector and Discover function, which both help you to browse and select tracks quickly and intuitively. And the DDJ-GRV6 can be used with PC/Mac or mobile devices, enabling you to start DJing right away with your preferred device.
The DDJ-GRV6 is available now for £719. For more information, head to alphatheta.com.
An upcoming nationwide art exhibition series will highlight the benefits being brought to the wellbeing, confidence and social connectivity of young people across Ireland living with lifelong physical health conditions by Helium Arts’ Distance Creates online art programme.
Helium Arts is a national charity supporting children in Ireland with lifelong physical health conditions such as diabetes, epilepsy, heart conditions, spina bifida, juvenile arthritis and rare conditions, among others. The charity runs a range of art programmes dedicated to improving the wellbeing of these children and young people.
Helium Arts has announced that its Creativity Unlimited art showcase will open on 16th October in Limerick City Gallery of Art, where a flagship exhibition will run until 25th October. A family day will be taking place on Saturday, 19th October, with special events and activities. Follow-on exhibitions will be taking place in several Connected Hubs’ locations across the country, including in Cork, Galway and Dublin during November. All of the exhibitions and associated events will be open to the public free of charge.
Creativity Unlimited will display creative works by young people aged between six and 16 from across Ireland who have been participating in Helium Arts’ Distance Creates online programme. The theme ‘About Me’ celebrates the creative stories of the online participants presented through zines exploring identity, and the children and young people’s journey through the online programme.
Distance Creates is the online component of Helium Arts’ wider creative health programme, which also delivers in-person, artist-led, medically supported creative workshops in hospital paediatric outpatient clinics and community settings in locations in Dublin, Cork, Limerick, the Mid West, Galway and the West.
In 2023, 114 children and young people from across 22 counties in Ireland living with lifelong physical health conditions such as epilepsy, diabetes, spina bifida, cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus and cystic fibrosis participated in Distance Creates online.
Feedback conducted by Helium Arts through surveys and consultations with the young people, parents and programme coordinators involved in the online programme showed how the process of being creative was a joyful and calming experience, that it promoted confidence and a sense of self, and fostered new friendships and connections between participants, who can often feel socially isolated.*
Announcing Creativity Unlimited, CEO of Helium Arts, Helene Hugel, said: “Our online programme has allowed us to widen our reach and bring the benefits of art and creativity to more children and young people living with the effects of illness or disability every day. Distance Creates facilitates them to take part from anywhere in Ireland, whether that is in the comfort of their own home, during a stay in hospital, or within a community context. I’m very grateful to Limerick City Gallery of Art and the Connected Hubs network for providing space for the exhibition series as a way of recognising the talent and accomplishment of our young artists in the heart of their own communities, while connecting with a new, wider circle of social support online.”
Welcoming being a venue partner for Creativity Unlimited, Connected Hubs’ National Hubs Network programme manager, Stephen Carolan, said: “Connected Hubs is delighted to support Helium Arts’ innovative online programme, which empowers children and young people across Ireland to engage in creative activities, no matter their health condition or location. This complements our innovative Art in the Hubs partnership with the Contemporary Irish Arts Society to place pieces of art in hubs all over Ireland.”
How Distance Creates works
The Distance Creates programme offers a blend of online and offline creative activities. Upon signing up, children and young people receive an ‘art box’ in the post, curated by Helium Arts, containing all the necessary art materials. Participants then receive creative activities, demonstrations, and tips from a professional artist via email, allowing them to complete projects and get creative at their own pace. Additionally, there are opportunities to connect with others through Zoom sessions and ‘post pal’, where you are connected with another participant around the country to exchange artwork by post.
Distance Creates is open to young people aged between six and 16, and like all Helium Arts programmes, it’s free of charge.
What participants have to say
Jason Harper, age 15, from Kilkenny, lives with the genetic condition 22q11.2 deletion syndrome. Jason is a participant of Helium Arts’ Distance Creates online programme for ages 13-16 and will have his work featured in Creativity Unlimited.
Commenting on the experience and benefits for him of the online programme, Jason said: “The tutors were really friendly and welcoming. The art pack they sent had lots of supplies. I enjoyed the watercolour painting and rice maps. The techniques I learned at the camp are currently helping me with my Junior Cert art project as I am using the same techniques for my project. I look forward to learning more.”
David Savage from Mullingar is dad to Aisling, age eight. Aisling lives with epilepsy and is a participant of the Distance Creates online programme for ages six to eight. Aisling will also have her work featured in the showcase.
Commenting on the experience and benefits for Aisling of the online programme, David said: “Aisling’s favourite thing about the online workshops is being able to see other people’s work. She loves to see the different ways other people have done the project, and she also loves seeing their names and ages. She knows they all have conditions too. This makes her feel less alone. Aisling also adored the post pal and stayed in touch with her pal, a girl the same age as her living in Roscommon. They wrote letters to each other and shared art by post which was great fun and so lovely to see.”
For more information about Helium Arts, including about its Distance Creates online programme and the Creativity Unlimited art showcase, visit www.helium.ie.
Helium Arts’ national Creative Health Programme is supported by Rethink Ireland, Community Foundation Ireland, the Arts Council and the Lakeside Fund. The Programme is also funded by the Communities Integration Fund. Helium Arts’ national Online Creative Health Programme is funded thanks to a generous donation from an anonymous trust as well as a grant from the ESB Energy for Generations Fund.
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Beta, Ireland’s festival of art and technology, will return for its second edition with a focus on interrogating the relationship between power and technology, examining how digital tools influence society and how we can take agency back in their use.
Co-founded and supported by The Digital Hub, Beta will return from 1st to 17th November and will feature a series of events including two exhibitions, several interactive workshops, performances, a thought-provoking conference, and an assembly focussed on artificial intelligence and art.
Cannes Film Festival winner Noire, the Unknown Life of Claudette Colvin will make its Irish debut at this year’s Beta Festival. Directed by Stéphane Foenkinos and Pierre-Alain Giraud, Noire tells the real-life story of 15-year-old Claudette Colvin, who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in a segregated 1950s Alabama through an immersive and encapsulating digital performance showing the power of storytelling through technology. Noire is presented by The Digital Hub, the French Embassy in Ireland and Institut Francais, as part of the official Novembre Numérique programme, and is supported by Smart Dublin.
This year, Beta will host two exhibitions: the first Unsettling the Algorithm: Seeds of Resistance, is an international exhibition curated by Aisling Murray and Nora O’ Murchú. Featuring artists including Irish-Iraqi artist Basil Al-Rawi, Tega Brain and Sam Levigne, Firas Shehadeh, Winnie Soon and Tzu-Tung Lee, Nora Al Badri and !Mediengruppe Bitnik among others, the exhibition will explore how digital infrastructures and algorithms shape, influence and govern our daily lives. Separately, the Local Artists Network will spotlight emerging Irish artists with new work from Conan McIvor, Aisling Phelan, Cailean Finn, and more.
Among these installations will be the interactive artwork Boogaloo Bias, which explores the dangers of unregulated use of facial recognition technology particularly among law enforcement. Created by Jennifer Gradecki and Derek Curry, the project examines the practice of ‘brute forcing’, where law enforcement substitutes images of celebrities resembling suspects when high-quality images are unavailable and explores themes of accountability and bias in automated systems.
Keynote addresses by cognitive behavioural scientist and member of the UN’s AI Advisory Board Abebe Birhane and Head of Arts Technologies at London’s Serpentine Gallery Kay Watson will be delivered at the conference, while several workshops, discussions and think-ins will be hosted by ADAPT research centre, the Creative Futures Academy, Fire Station Artists’ Studios and Creative Spark during the festival.
Key highlights for the festival will include:
Noire, the Unknown Life of Claudette Colvin tells the real-life story of the 15-year-old who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in a segregated 1950’s Alabama in a near-mirror event to that of Rosa Parks, told through an immersive digital performance. Noire won the inaugural award for Best Immersive Experience at Cannes Film Festival earlier this year and the production is brought to Ireland by the Beta Festival and The Digital Hub, in association with the French Embassy and Institut Francais, and is supported by Smart Dublin. Noire will make its Irish debut at the Samuel Beckett Theatre from 7th – 10th November.
Assembly on Art and AI will bring together AI researchers, policy makers, cultural leaders and artists to explore the impact of artificial intelligence on arts and culture and identify challenges and opportunities to fuel a rolling agenda of areas to consider when creating policy centred on AI.
Cold Call, a call centre created by Tega Brain and Sam Lavigne that reimagines carbon offsetting, by transforming the concept of time theft – a form of resistance where employees deliberately slow productivity – into a carbon-saving strategy aimed at high-emission companies. Through the call centre, viewers are encouraged to call fossil fuel companies and distract them for as long as possible, delaying carbon-emitting activities.
Keynote discussions by Head of London’s Serpentine Gallery Kay Watson and UN’s AI Advisory Board Abeba Birhane, encompassing AI’s potential benefits and proven risks
The official opening will take place on Friday, 1st November at The Digital Hub in Dublin 8.
Aisling Murray, co-founder and director of Beta Festival, commented:
“I am thrilled that Beta is returning for its second year and very grateful for the continued support from co-founders The Digital Hub and funders Science Week. It has been an exciting opportunity to work with Nora O’ Murchú on curating our international exhibition Unsettling the Algorithm, which complements this year’s programme that showcases some of Ireland’s most exciting art and technology offerings and gives audiences a chance to explore international best practice of new technologies. The outstanding XR performance Noire will be a highlight of our programme and is the best integration of immersive technology with storytelling that I have come across, which I cannot wait to share with audiences.
Fiach Mac Conghail, co-founder of Beta Festival and CEO of The Digital Hub, added:
“At The Digital Hub, we always consider the impact of emerging innovations in technology on our society. We provide a creative and safe space for audiences to understand these developments in a tangible and meaningful way. We believe that artists can assist us in this understanding and this year’s programme at Beta is no exception. Through an invigorating programme of important artworks, workshops, innovative keynote speeches and engaging performances, we are in a position to offer this insight and consideration to our communities at The Digital Hub. We are excited to launch the 2024 edition of Beta festival on 1st November and look forward to seeing the great work of so many artists and the visitors that join us over the two weeks.”
The Digital Hub has a strong track record in supporting digital technology industries, creative enterprises, and community learning programmes in Dublin 8 and beyond. Beta is aimed to be both a culmination of various activities within the Liberties campus, as well as a starting point for further discussion on how to make complex technologies more accessible to communities.
The Digital Hub and Aisling Murray are being supported in its preparations for Beta by Science Week, Ambassade de France en Irlande and Institut Francais, British Council, ADAPT Research Centre, Smart Dublin, Fire Station Artist’s Studio, Creative Futures Academy, The Arts Council and Pallas Projects.
Beta Festival will kick off from Friday, 1 November with a variety of events and exhibitions during that time with the centrepiece exhibition, Unsettling the Algorithm: Seeds of Resistance and additional events at The Digital Hub running until Sunday, 17 November.
Tickets for Noire are available from 12pm, Thursday October 3rd and are available to purchase at https://2024.betafestival.ie/.
The fourth eir VIP Publishing Power of Women Awards launched with an inspiring networking event in eir’s HQ in Dublin, ahead of the awards which will take place on the 8th of November in the 5-star Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel.
The event aims to shine a spotlight on the exceptional achievements of Irish female entrepreneurs, with over 110 women nominated across 12 diverse categories. The awards will also feature a special honour: the Entrepreneur of the Year Award, celebrating one standout leader in Irish business.
The launch brought together nominees, guests, and industry leaders for an engaging and informative panel discussion, moderated by Susan Brady, eir’s Managing Director of Consumer & Small Business, and Bianca Luykx, Editorial Director of VIP Publishing. Former award winners Helen Steele, Jennifer Rock, and Fiona Parfrey shared their experiences, offering advice on what it takes to succeed as a female entrepreneur in today’s competitive landscape.
Winners will be decided upon by a panel of judges made up of Susan Brady, eir’s Managing Director of Consumer & Small Business; Lily O’Donoghue, eir’s SMB director; Pippa O’Connor Ormond, last year’s winner of Entrepreneur of the Year; Ruth O’Connor, journalist; Kathryn Thomas, broadcaster and businesswoman; Rebecca Brady, Commercial & Events Director of VIP Publishing; and Bianca Luykx, Editorial Director of VIP Publishing and Editor-in-Chief of VIP magazine.
The awards will see the return of eir as title sponsors for the third year, supported by a prestigious group of Irish and international category sponsors including Very, Weir & Sons, Suir Engineering, Kérastase, Boots, Dr Hauschka, AYA supplements, Uniphar, Penneys, Lindt and Tanqueray Gin.
Pippa O’Connor Ormond, last year’s winner of the Entrepreneur of the Year award said: ““I am thrilled to be on the judging panel for this year’s eir VIP Publishing Power of Woman awards. To have won entrepreneur of the year in 2023 was such an honour. Awards like these are a great boost for women in business. A reminder to celebrate ourselves & others. I look forward to meeting more like minded, inspiring women at this year’s awards’’.
VIP Publishing’s Commercial & Events Director Rebecca Brady said: “VIP Publishing are thrilled to partner with eir and all of our fantastic sponsors to bring you the 4th annual Power of Women Awards. We are delighted to see Irish and international businesses join forces to celebrate the outstanding achievements of Ireland’s most remarkable female entrepreneurs. Women are the driving force behind all that we do at VIP Publishing and we are proud to provide a platform that highlights the passion and perseverance of Irish female entrepreneurs. We look forward to celebrating their achievements once again this year.’’
Susan Brady, Managing Director of eir Consumer and Small Business expressed her pride in hosting the eir VIP Publishing Power of Women nominee announcement at eir’s headquarters: “We are honoured to return as the title sponsor of the eir VIP Publishing Power of Women Awards, which celebrates the outstanding achievements of female entrepreneurs and business leaders across Ireland. These women are not only driving innovation and economic growth, but they are also creating lasting positive change in society.
At eir, our purpose is to connect for a better Ireland, and our role in supporting small businesses – by providing the connectivity and solutions they need to grow and thrive – directly aligns with the spirit of these awards. By shining a light on the incredible contributions of female business leaders, we hope to inspire the next generation of women to lead with innovation, create stronger communities, and build a more inclusive future for all.”
Categories are as follows:
Digital & Tech – Sponsored by eir
Máirín Murray and Vicky Twomey-Lee (TechFoundHer)
Rena Maycock (Chirp)
Tammy Darcy (Shona Project)
Clare McSweeney (KuulPlay)
Niamh Donnelly (Akara Robotics)
Anna Carmody (Little Red Edu)
Rosanne Longmore (Coroflo)
Deirdre Lyons (Examifly)
Fashion Retail – Sponsored by Lindt
Emma Manley (Manley)
Lucy Nagle (Lucy Nagle)
Faye Rochford (FéRí)
Laura Weber (LW Pearl)
Aoife McNamara (Aoife McNamara)
Rosie Connolly (4th Arq)
Fiona Heaney (FeeG)
Lisa McGowan (Lisa & Co)
Beauty Industry – Sponsored by Uniphar
Linda Stintson (Bellamianta)
Kerry Hanaphy (Kerry Hanaphy Aesthetic Clinic)
Liz Dwyer & Nikki Dwyer (Future of Beauty)
Dr Emma Cunningham (Dr Emma Skincare)
Vanessa Gomez (Essences Day Spa)
Agnes Rafal (HOMEface yoga by agnes)
Anna Forde (Haumea)
Noelle O’Connor( TanOrganic and VeganTan)
Hair Care – Sponsored by Kérastase
Denise Phillips (PELO/Voduz)
Anita Donohue (Annutri)
Claire Balding /Fullam (Remi)
Nancy Cavanagh (Belle Hair Extensions)
Helen Reavey (Act+Acre)
Stephanie Nwambu (Callah Crowns)
Aine Kennedy (Smooth Stick)
Mairead Ronan (Faro)
Cosmetics & Skin Care – Sponsored by Boots
Charlene Flanagan & Niamh Ryan (Ella & Jo)
Niamh Hogan (Holos Skincare)
Dr. Helena McMahon (Seabody)
Una McGurk (Seoulista Beauty)
Sonia Deasy (Pestle & Mortar)
Susie O’Neill (AYU Cosmetics)
Geraldine Jones (Skin Formulas)
Michelle Regazzoli Stone (MRS Glam)
Communications
Valerie Roe (Valerie Roe PR)
Rebecca Burrell (Burrell Marketing and Publicity)
Hannah Saunders (Hannah Saunders PR)
Sonia Harris (Harris PR)
Lindsey Holmes (Lindsey Holmes Publicity)
Rachel Sherry (Sherry Communications)
Tara O’Connor (Tara O’Connor Consulting)
Kerryann Conway (The Hive Agency)
Creative – Sponsored by Dr. Hauschka
Audrey Hamilton (Audrey Hamilton Art)
Orla de Brí (Orla de Brí)
Ciara & Rachel Howard (Howrad Studios)
Jenny McCarthy (By Jenny McCarthy)
Clíodhna Doherty (Clíodhna Doherty Art)
Heather Condren (Flowerpop)
Jenny Buckley & Carol Gunner (Tamber Media)
Deirdre Young & Sinead Bailey Kelly (H&G Creations)
The Samsung Galaxy Ring is now available here in Ireland finally some might say, the latest wearable ring to the market is ideal for those who want to keep track of their health in a minimal way and is very discreet and for those who do not like to wear smart watches or bracelets.
Coming in several colours Titanium Black, Titanium Silver, Titanium Gold there is something for everyone here who wants to try these out we will have a review soon so stay tuned for more in the coming weeks.
Key Features:
Its distinct concave surface adds a touch of style while maintaining durability.
With a 10ATM water resistance[ and Titanium Grade 5 you can confidently wear Galaxy Ring anywhere without worry.
Up to seven days battery life with quick charging case.
All data and insights integrated into Samsung Health
Powerful sleep AI algorithm to help you understand your sleep patterns and build better habits.
Sleep Score and snoring analysis, new sleep metrics such as movement during sleep, sleep latency, heart and respiratory rate provide a detailed and accurate analysis of sleep quality.
Cycle Tracking to better track your menstrual cycle through overnight skin temperature monitoring.
Galaxy AI generates a detailed health report that includes various health metrics like Sleep Coaching.
New Energy Score enhances your awareness of the ways your health influences your daily life, so you can utilise recommendations based on your current physical state to focus your daily efforts on making improvements.
Receive personalised to enhance your well-being with Wellness Tips
With Heart Rate Alert receive instant notifications regarding unusually high or low heart rates in real-time via the Samsung Health app
Find the location of your Galaxy Ring via your Galaxy smartphone with Find My Ring on Samsung Find.
