XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: scharf.steven@geemail.com   
      
   On 4/5/2023 3:37 PM, badgolferman wrote:   
      
      
      
   > There are two things on iOS which I wonder if Android can do. I don’t know   
   > and am asking you Arlen.   
   >   
   > My hearing aids can be controlled by built in iOS functionality, and iOS   
   > actually can do much more than the Signia app which comes with it. I was   
   > told by the audiologist at the VA that this can’t be done in Android.   
   >   
   > iOS also has the Shortcuts app which allows you to program several steps to   
   > be performed by one icon. For example I have set up two Shortcuts to   
   > automatically switch my phone between 5G and LTE without having to go   
   > through the Settings submenus. Just tap the icon and it does all the rest.   
      
   1. On Android there is no option to turn the speakerphone on by default.   
   There is an app that can do this on older versions of Android but it   
   doesn't work beginning with Android 11.   
      
   2. No 5G n53 band (Globalstar).   
      
   3. No Bluetooth audio sharing (except Samsung S, Z, and Note devices).   
      
   4. Place and receive phone calls on computer or tablet.   
      
   5. Act as an Air Tag when turned off.   
      
   6. MagSafe.   
      
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