Thanks to Android 13, your wireless headphones could last longer. Here’s what you should know about support
As Android 12 begins its way into device parks around the world, the first rumors about it start to appear Android 13 they begin to develop.
A few days ago, thanks to a leak, we were able to see 4 of the first messages of Android 13. And now we could learn even more information about the new version of the systemwhich Google plus calls a “tiramisu” dessert.
Android 13 will include support for Bluetooth LE Audio
As you have seen Mishaal Rahmanformer editor-in-chief of XDA-Developers, the next version of Android will be the first installment of the system Support for Bluetooth LE – Low Energy – Audio.
This technology will orinan significant improvements in the level power consumption on Bluetooth devices to play audio, y también.g wireless headphones or speakers.
The technique so far Bluetooth LE only used for data transfer. However, from the next version of the system, the LC3 codec will correspond to Bluetooth LE Audio Priority if usedas long as the connected device supports it.
Agregado one greatly improved independenceUsing this encoder should provide: a more stable connection free from cuts without compromising the lower quality of sound.
On the other hand, Bluetooth LE Audio includes support for Streams to multiple devices simultaneouslythe ability to play audio through multiple connected devices simultaneously.
First of all, it should be noted that not too many models of headphones and audio devices do not support this technology. It is up to the manufacturers themselves to include this CODEC in their products so that users perro take advantage of it. With that in mind, any móvil with a high-end Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 generation processor should support Bluetooth LE audio as soon as it receives the Android 13 update.