Apple worked with hearing-aid firms on direct connection to iPhones, with free licensing<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>A report on the latest cochlear implants from hearing-aid manufacturer Cochlear has revealed that Apple worked on Bluetooth protocols for direct connection to iPhones – and now licenses it to manufacturers free of charge.</p>
<p>Cochlear implants are used by people who are profoundly deaf, and need to be surgically implanted into the ear. They usually connect to phones via an external device, which are quite obtrusive. What Apple has developed in conjunction with manufacturers of the devices is a protocol which allows that intermediary device to be eliminated, allowing direct connection to an iPhone …</p>
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Apple worked with hearing-aid firms on direct connection to iPhones, with free licensing
