Google wants to make life easier for Android users who have multiple Bluetooth devices by launching Fast Pair, a feature that will make it easier to sync wireless devices.
Pairing a Bluetooth device with your mobile device is not always a quick or easy thing: you have to go to the menus, activate the Bluetooth on your device if necessary, launch a search that can be painstaking, then to attempt a synchronization.
To avoid all these manipulations, Google has recently developed Fast Pair, a technology that will make the process easier. When the mobile device spotting a device in pairing mode, a notification should appear in Android inviting the user to synchronize the latter with his smartphone. Then just tap on the popup and synchronization is done of itself.
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The system operates automatically: when a device is in Bluetooth synchronization mode, it sends a Bluetooth LE signal to the terminal. Google's servers are contacted to retrieve the name of the device and an image, and an alert is launched on the smartphone. If a specific application allows to control the device in question, a second window will notify the user with a link to the Play Store.
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Unfortunately, for Fast Pair to work, devices will need to be compatible. Currently only a few headsets are, including Google Pixel Buds or Libratone QAdapt On-Ear. Other headphones should be compatible with Fast Pair, this technology makes sense only if all Bluetooth devices become compatible, hope that manufacturers will be seduced by the concept.
Source : Google
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