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A high-angle, wide shot of a bustling convention center lobby during the 37th World Congress of Audiology. Above the main entrance to the Grand Ballroom, a massive digital screen spans the wall, featuring a bright blue gradient background with the text "37th World Congress of Audiology" and the theme "Broadening the Horizon of Audiology". Below, a diverse crowd of international delegates in business casual attire stands around tables, networking and talking on the polished marble floor.
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‘I’ll wear a kilt!’ – Edinburgh announced as host for World Congress of Audiology 2028

WCA 2026 closes in Seoul as flag passes to Scotland for 2028

Phil Creighton2 Mins read
A wide, dramatic black and white photograph of the Unpiltered concert stage. On the left side of the stage, the artist sits on a raised platform, illuminated by a grid of multiple sharp spotlights casting geometric beams of light across the darkness. On the right side of the stage, a massive, towering LED screen shows a live, high-contrast close-up broadcast of the artist singing passionately into his microphone.
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Auracast arrives in South Korea thanks to K-Pop

Non-profit HearCycle helps implement the Bluetooth LE Audio standard at major stadium

Phil Creighton2 Mins read
A close-up shot focusing on the collar of a person wearing a plain white t-shirt. Clipped onto the neckline is a tiny, rectangular black wireless microphone, the Emendion Aspen Aura. The compact 5g device features a small green indicator light on the side and subtle branding on the front casing, demonstrating its miniature size and portability against a clear blue sky background.
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Kickstarter campaign launched for the Aspen Aura – world’s smallest Auracast microphone

Weighing just 5g, the microphone promises ultra-low self-noise

Phil Creighton2 Mins read
A group of 11 people standing on a basketball court, smiling and waving at the camera. Two women in the center hold a large, oversized ceremonial cheque made out to Girls Taking Action for the amount of eighty thousand dollars, dated May 27, 2026. The Minnesota Lynx logo is visible on the court floor underneath them, and a crowded arena stands in the background.
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Minnesota Lynx Changemakers gains backing from Starkey

Auracast hearing aid developer backs Girls Taking Action scheme

Phil Creighton1 Mins read
Big Ocean perform on stage at Kind Seoul watched by an international audience
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It’s only K-Pop and roll with a lot of Seoul (and Auracast), but I like it! 

GN and Ampetronic organise a night to remember for Bluetooth LE Audio technology

Phil Creighton3 Mins read
A close-up photograph of a decorated first birthday cake on a silver foil tray. The cake features white frosting with intricate blue and white piped rosettes along the sides and delicate floral icing decorations on top, including a white lotus flower with a blue center and a coral-colored flower. On the left side, a large, upright, glittery blue candle in the shape of the number one reads My 1st Birthday with a small orange balloon graphic at the top. The edge of the cake is dotted with small orange icing details, and a red sofa is softly blurred in the background.
News

Aurahear is one! What a year it’s been for Auracast

Visits, reviews, interviews, features, and news … all about the life-changing Bluetooth LE Audio standard

Phil Creighton6 Mins read
A studio product photograph of a dark grey or charcoal Widex Allure receiver-in-canal (RIC) hearing aid isolated on a clean white background. The main body of the instrument features a sleek, ergonomic curved design with a small control button near the top and the white Widex company logo printed clearly along the lower side. A thin, transparent acoustic wire curves away from the main casing, leading down to a dark grey dome earbud component designed to sit securely inside the ear canal.
News

Widex Allure AI RIC launched with Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast

Widex Allure AI RIC leaves out crucial Auracast from its app ... But it's coming

Phil Creighton2 Mins read
A close-up photograph of an official accessibility sign mounted on a black post at an outdoor railway platform during dusk. The rectangular grey sign features a prominent blue and white international symbol for hearing accessibility, showing a stylized ear shape crossed by a diagonal line next to a capital letter T. Below the icon, the text reads Hearing Loop, followed by the instruction Please switch hearing aid to T. The background shows a yellow tactile paving strip along the platform edge, train tracks, and a brick station building under a cloudy evening sky with bright station lights illuminated.
News

European Federation of Hard of Hearing People calls for Auracast AND Telecoils in hearing aids

‘People who are hard of hearing should not be forced to choose between the two’

Phil Creighton5 Mins read
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