The new ship was equipped with more than 400 L-Acoustics loudspeakers (installed by Miami-based L-Acoustics Certified Provider Control AV) and a Listen EVERYWHERE audio over Wi-Fi assistive listening system to ensure everyone on board hears messaging and sweet sounds at sea. Read more via AV Network.

Royal Caribbean has added Listen Technologies’ Listen EVERYWHERE to their newest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas.  They plan on rolling it out to all cruise ships in Royal Caribbean Group’s fleet across all three cruise lines. Read more via Cruise Fever.

Listen Technologies, provider of wireless listening, has installed its audio over Wi-Fi assistive listening system on the recently launched Icon of the Seas. The solution provides guests a better listening experience in venues onboard the first Icon class ship. Read more via Commercial Integrator.

Royal Caribbean has announced a new technology that has been installed on Icon of the Seas, offering assistive listening features. The system works through the ship’s WiFi network, allowing guests to use their smartphones to connect directly to an audio network on the ship. Read more via Cruise Mummy.

Royal Caribbean International has installed Listen Technologies’ assistive audio solution on the Icon of the Seas, according to a company statement. Listen EVERYWHERE is an audio over Wi-Fi assistive listening solution that allows users to stream venue audio directly to their smartphones and smart devices. Read more via Cruise Industry News.

The free app and Wi-Fi access will allow passengers to use their own headphones or hearing aids. Read more via Ship Technology.

Listen Technologies Corporation, a leading provider of advanced wireless listening solutions for 25 years, announced that Royal Caribbean International has installed Listen Technologies’ audio over Wi-Fi assistive listening system on the recently launched Icon of the Seas. Read more via Travel Daily News.

Royal Caribbean has partnered with Listen Technologies, the Bluffdale, Utah, producer of communication systems, on a Wi-Fi assistive-listening system on Icon of the Seas. Read more via The Street.