As you would expect from a technology that's now over 20 years old, Bluetooth has come in many different versions over the decades. One of the most recent and most exciting is Bluetooth LE Audio. What ...

Is there anything in the spec that adds high-quality duplex audio? I'm tired of Discord streams sounding like they're coming from a tin can. Click to expand... I'd been wondering about this too, I ...

Recent advances in Bluetooth audio technology have their eyes firmly set on changing the wireless landscape forever. We could see lower latency, and high-quality audio connections rolled out en masse.

Bluetooth audio is about to level up in a major way. Credit: Jakub Porzycki / NurPhoto via Getty Images Many folks might use Bluetooth daily without ever wondering how it works. It's a good example of ...

The next generation of wireless audio transmission tech is ready, one that promises a more energy-efficient future with better audio experiences and new tricks, too. Bluetooth SIG has announced that ...

For as far as Bluetooth earbuds and headphones have come, it’s important to remember that they’re working on technology that’s just over 20 years old. Bluetooth is one of the most important open ...

You may have noticed that nearly all modern iPhones and AirPods list support for Bluetooth 5.0 (the first-gen AirPods supported Bluetooth 4.2). You might surmise, then, that audio streams are being ...

Audio quality via Bluetooth on your Windows 11 computer is getting a needed sound quality fix as Microsoft introduces Bluetooth LE Audio. Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) Audio brings both improved sound ...

Google has updated its Fast Pair service to work with earbuds that support the Bluetooth LE Audio standard. However, only devices that run Android 15 can apparently use Fast Pair to connect to ...

Bluetooth Low Energy Audio (LE Audio) was introduced to stream audio using Bluetooth’s low energy. With the help of TMAP, or Telephony and Media Audio Profile, it does a really good job of enhancing ...

Bluetooth LE Audio isn’t actually a new feature. In fact, older devices like the Samsung Galaxy S24 series and the Google Pixel 8 series already support LE Audio. However, Google isn’t forgetting ...