Android. A great new feature taken from iOS and iPhone has been announced by Google for phones running this operating system, and we're talking about something that's been around for a while. More specifically, Android will have a series of new functions for the "Fast Pair" system implemented within the operating system, bringing changes to the information we see for Bluetooth devices connected to our phones.
Android. More precisely, starting with this change, users will finally be able to see on these phones information regarding the energy in the batteries of each Bluetooth headset to which they are connected. AirPods have this functionality since they were launched, but officially Android will have everything implemented by Google only from this moment, and we are talking about a very good change for users.
Android. AWESOME New Feature Taken from iOS and iPhone
Android. Google also announced that it will implement APIs that will bring other types of notifications related to the energy of the headphones' batteries, so not only those who have AirPods will enjoy such functionality. Another function taken from AirPods will allow Android users to search for their headphones using the "Find My Device" application, and to see the last location where they were used with their phones.
Android. Of course, there will be the option to play a sound on them to find them more easily, or if you don't want to use them anymore, you can delete them from the list of devices you've connected to. A special section in the Android interface will display all this information that users can access much more easily, so that they can see everything in detail about the Bluetooth accessories they use.
Android. All these new functions will not be released together with version 10, which will be officially distributed from August, they will be released later in 2019 by Google for phone manufacturers.
