Up until now, there wasn’t a great way to stream audio from your phone to your hearing aids without using up a lot of battery. Big companies like Apple and Google made their own ways of doing it, but it wasn’t perfect. If one company made a change, it wouldn’t help people using the other company’s phones.
That’s where the new Bluetooth LE Audio comes in, as it is a standard way for devices to talk to each other that uses less battery. Android 15 will support this new standard, meaning more hearing aids will work seamlessly with Android phones.
As documented by Mishaal Rahman over at Android Authority, at Google’s big I/O event, the company showed off a new feature in Android 15 – a quick way to connect or disconnect your hearing aids. It also lets you tweak settings for things like Live Caption and adjust the hearing aid’s sound for different environments, like a noisy restaurant or a quiet park. You’ll even be able to see the battery level of your hearing aids right on your phone’s screen.
Slide shown during Google I/O pertaining to how Android 15 will support Hearing Aids
Credit: Google via Mishaal Rahman/Android Authority
However, that’s not all that’s changing. Google is also updating other Android apps to make them easier to use for people who are hard of hearing or have trouble seeing. So, with Android 15, your phone will be even more helpful for everyone.
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