It is reported that Google Android 15 will open a dedicated Auracast page to share audio to nearby devices

According to news from this site on February 1, according to foreign technology media Android Authority, Google plans to develop a dedicated audio sharing interface in the Android 15 system to highlight the Auracast function, to facilitate users to share media audio to nearby devices.

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group announced Auracast in 2022, an upcoming Bluetooth broadcast feature designed to enhance the wireless audio experience. Auracast will give users the ability to share audio with friends and family, giving them a richer interactive experience. This innovative feature is expected to usher in a new era of wireless audio, making it easier for people to share and enjoy music, podcasts and more.

This feature was previously called Audio Sharing, then changed to "Auracast Broadcast Audio".

#According to reports, Auracast Broadcast Audio enables a transmitter to broadcast audio to an unlimited number of nearby receivers via Bluetooth. These receivers can be headphones, speakers, or hearing aids, while the transmitters can be devices such as smartphones, laptops, televisions, and more.

When users listen to music on their mobile phones and headphones, they can share the music with friends or family through Auracast. This way, they can listen to music together using only Auracast-enabled headphones.

Even though Auracast was released a year and a half ago, there are still fewer headphones that support it. However, this may change by 2024, as many accessory manufacturers plan to launch new Auracast-compatible products, while most smartphones released now also support Auracast. Therefore, users can look forward to having more options to enjoy the audio experience brought by Auracast technology in the near future.

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