iOS vs Android
I may be in the market for a smart phone in the near future, but don't know much about them since I use a flip phone. I'm wondering if there is any benefit of an iPhone as opposed to an android one. T...
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lovemountains wrote:Yeah, but you can get hearing aids with little buttons on them that allow you to change volume, or adjust the program. That precludes the need to dig the phone out of your pocket, turn on the phone, open the app, wait a sec for it to connect, and then adjust. KISS
Our hearing aids are connected to our Android phones, via blue-tooth. You won't need wi-fi for controlling the hearing aids. It's wonderful to be able to turn the volume up or down in restaurants, listening to radio in car, watching TV, or camping in remote places.
