From another Material You plan and a revamped notification shade to further developed availability elements and Privacy Dashboard, Android 12 packs many enormous changes. Other than these marquee features, the most recent form of Android 12 additionally establishes the important framework for Bluetooth Low Energy Audio, another norm for low power sound transmission over Bluetooth.

While Android 12 presents the Bluetooth LE Audio API, there’s still work to be done to empower full help for Bluetooth LE Audio. Yet, ongoing submits submitted to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) recommend that full help could at long last be coming in Android 13.

As spotted by Mishaal Rahman, Google has consolidated the submits that add a LC3 codec type (LE Audio) for Bluetooth A2DP inside Developer choices. LC3 (Low Complexity Communications Codec) is another great, low-power sound code in Bluetooth LE Audio that vows to convey top notch sound even at low information rates. As Mishaal noticed, it’s unclear whether these patches are to the point of to enabling fulling support for Bluetooth LE Audio, regardless, we can expect the codec to be prepared for the following significant delivery: Android 13.

First of all, LE Audio is another standard that empowers sound transmission over the Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) radio. It was presented by Bluetooth SIG at CES last year as a component of the Bluetooth 5.2 determination. Before rendition 5.2, Bluetooth LE was totally utilized for information move and didn’t permit sound transmission.

Key highlights of LE Audio incorporate lower power utilization, Multi-Stream Audio support for a further developed sound insight on really remote headphones, the capacity to broadcast at least one sound streams to a limitless number of sound sink devices and more.