Bluetooth question
I'm trying to figure out ( maybe learn) why a phone app will work on Samsung bluetooth but not on a motorola bluetooth. Can anyone explain why there would be a difference?
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Romer1 wrote:fj12ryder wrote:Romer1 wrote:What brand? I have the Oticon app and it works with my Samsung S7. But don't know about Motorola. It may depend on the version of Android on the phone.
No it's actually a hearing aid app to control the hearing aids volume, etc.
I would think Bluetooth would be standard acroos phones.
They're Signia aids and their app, just won't make bluetooth connection my motorla with android 8 or wife's motorola with android 10. She has phonak's that work well on her phone.
To old of Android version for APP version, that is the problem..
SIGNIA APP REQUIREMENTS
"
Android devices:
With Signia Augmented Xperience (AX) devices, it is now also possible to stream directly to Android devices via the ASHA (Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids) standard.
ASHA-supported devices:
Android 11 or higher is recommended"
At the bottom of the page above they also state..
"
Mobile devices compatible with the Signia app 2.5.10 and higher:
Apple devices: The Signia app is compatible with all Apple devices with the iOS version 13.0 and higher.
Android devices: The Signia app is compatible with most of the Android devices (Android 8.0 and higher) ."
So, in order to get the APP to work, you are most likely going to have to find a older APP version..
On edit..
Forgot to mention, Motorola phones are not on their "supported" list..
