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With the update, Google is rolling out the ability to connect to broadcasts with a QR code instead of needing to go into the devices settings. The QR code implementation will be available first on ...

Google has rolled out the third beta for Android 16. The beta introduces new features, including support for Auracast.

People who wear GN Hearing, Starkey, or Jabra hearing aids can access this feature, provided they have a compatible ...

With the latest Android 16 beta 3 update, Google brings one of the most important accessibility features to smartphones: Auracast support.

One feature I’m particularly excited about with Android 16 is broadcast audio support through Auracast. I experienced a demonstration of the technology a few years back at CES.

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 ...

Android phones will soon support Auracast with Bluetooth LE hearing aids, letting people tune in to audio broadcasts in ...

Reps from Samsung, Google, and the Bluetooth SIG were at the launch event, where they “showcased Auracast-enabled products that demonstrated how it enhances listening experiences in public ...

What's New in Android 16 Beta 3? Google has introduced several key updates in Beta 3, focusing on security and accessibility.

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.