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Default Android is making it easier to connect a hearing aid to your phone (APK tea

  • Google Fast Pair appears to be working on support for Bluetooth-compatible hearing aids.
  • This would build upon Android 15 improvements, including support for Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids (ASHA).
  • Fast Pair also shows signs of progress towards supporting Bluetooth keyboards.

Technology has always played a big role in helping people who need a little hearing assistance, and that’s only kicked into high gear over the course of the past decade or so. Government regulators have lowered the bar for access to hearing aids, and the ubiquitous nature of Bluetooth support has made it simple to connect regular old headphones to pretty much whatever audio source you can think of. Right now we’re checking out what could be one of next ways Android tries to make life just a little easier for people who use hearing aids.




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