MAX-D(R) HD Delivers Audio Perfection Experience on Snapdragon(R) DSP

SANTA MONICA, CA--(Marketwired - Oct 29, 2013) - Max Sound Corporation (OTCQB: MAXD), the HD company whose MAX-D technology can improve voice, media, and entertainment audio on mobile devices, was recently spotlighted on Qualcomm's Worldwide Developer Network.

"Since the porting of the MAX-D algorithm to the Qualcomm Hexagon™ DSP, and introduction at Uplinq last month, several business and technology opportunities have arisen," said John Blaisure, CEO of Max Sound Corporation. "We welcome the media, mobile industry, public and investors to read this exciting Mobile Technology Showcase and highlights about MAX-D's application that improves audio streams on the Snapdragon DSP Chip."

https://developer.qualcomm.com/showcase/max-d-complex-hardware-upgrade-becomes-simple-software-upgrade  (Application Story Source: Qualcomm Developer Network)

Qualcomm is the industry leader in 3G and next-generation mobile technologies, producing close to half the chip-sets used in the global smart phone market, and powering some of the most well known brands such as Samsung, Sony, HTC, BlackBerry and LG.

MAX-D's low-level easy-integration is now able to take advantage of the Heterogeneous Computing on Hexagon's architecture, providing the most true-to-life and perfect audio experience like never before possible. http://www.qualcomm.com/media/videos/mobile-heterogeneous-computing-action-max-sound (Video source: Qualcomm)

"You won't believe the Depth, Detail and Dimension of the audio that can come from a mobile device with our patent-pending HD Audio Technology," said Lloyd Trammel, Inventor of MAX-D. "These devices will become a must for any consumer that wants the best auditory-sensory-experience from their movies, music, games and voice transmissions."

MAX-D is not limited to mobile devices; it can run anywhere there is a Snapdragon processor, and RAM. MAX-D HD can perfect audio in automobiles, home entertainment systems, headphones or speakers. Anywhere audio can go, so can MAX-D.

The consensus of industry attendees at Uplinq, Qualcomm's recently held annual event, was that MAX-D is an engineering marvel for the mobile space differing from other technologies in that it makes every other audio process sound better. Once users experience MAX-D HD Audio on their Snapdragon DSP enabled device, they will never want to go back to sub-par audio, or a brand without the Qualcomm Snapdragon logo. See - https://vimeo.com/77764981 (Video Source: Max Sound)

About Max Sound Corporation
MAX-D is to audio what HD (high definition) is to video. The MAX-D Audio Process makes everything sound better and can convert any audio file to high-definition quality without increasing its file size. Max Sound® and MAX-D™ are registered trademarks and the technology of more than 60 patents filed and pending with all rights wholly owned by Max Sound Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. To learn more about the MAX-D Technology, please visit maxsound.com.

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