Android is adding Auracast support, which allows hearing aids to connect to public audio broadcasts | TechCrunch
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Google introduced Auracast, a groundbreaking Bluetooth technology for Android phones designed to provide direct audio connections to hearing devices like hearing aids and earbuds. This innovation aims to improve user experience in noisy environments by enabling the reception of audio broadcasts from various sources, such as public address systems or concerts. Users can enjoy personalized audio streams tailored to their hearing needs. Initially available on Samsung Galaxy phones and Google Pixel 9 devices, this feature simplifies accessing public broadcasts via QR codes. The update also includes vision accessibility features and improved local network control, all expected to launch in June.
Auracast, a new Bluetooth technology, enables Android phones to directly connect compatible hearing aids to audio broadcasts, enhancing accessibility in noisy environments.
With Auracast, users can receive audio streams from PA systems or concerts, with personalized hearing presets applied for an improved experience.
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