Google announced on Thursday that Android phones will soon support Auracast, a new Bluetooth technology that uses a phone to enable a direct connection from hearing aids to audio broadcasts in ...

Android phones will soon support Auracast with Bluetooth LE hearing aids, letting people tune in to audio broadcasts in places where it’s otherwise hard to hear. Auracast is a Bluetooth Audio LE ...

One such inclusion is Auracast support, and Google just confirmed this accessibility feature is coming to Android 16, Android 15, and Samsung's One UI 7 by association. Auracast was first spotted ...

A demonstration of Auracast technology at CES 2024 showed ... with Samsung Galaxy devices with One UI 7, Android 15, or Google Pixel 9 devices running the Android 16 beta. For those connecting ...

Google is adding Auracast support to Android. Users will be able to connect directly from hearing aids to audio broadcasts. Pixel 9 devices will be able to connect to broadcasts through QR codes.

Over the years, Google has gradually made the Android Desktop Mode more like Windows. For instance, in 2024, the company introduced the option for users to adjust the display resolution and rotation ...

Android 16 Beta 3 enables Auracast for Pixel 9 devices. However, it only works with LE Audio hearing aids for now, which Google positions as part of its ethos to “enhance audio accessibility ...

Perhaps the bigger news here is that Google is announcing support for Auracast. This is a new Bluetooth technology that enables compatible hearing aids and earbuds to receive direct audio streams ...

Google is updating Android to support Auracast, a Bluetooth LE technology that makes it possible to create, listen to and switch between public broadcasts of Bluetooth audio on the devices you already ...

The new Android beta build adds Auracast support with Samsung Galaxy One UI 7 devices, Android 15 and Pixel 9 devices.