Indicator Veritatis wrote:
> Well, of course you are right. The only right way to proceed is to give up
> on the whole idea of using an Android phone as a hearing aid. But you know
> how it is: the OP may have been hired specifically to do such a thing, and
> not be at liberty to say, "no, it i
Well, of course you are right. The only right way to proceed is to give up
on the whole idea of using an Android phone as a hearing aid. But you know
how it is: the OP may have been hired specifically to do such a thing, and
not be at liberty to say, "no, it is a bad idea".
On Thursday, Februar
Shaik Shabana wrote:
> Thanks John for your reply.
> Can you pls let me know how can I proceed now?
>
Didn't he just?
He described the shortcomings of the smartphone as a hearing aid and
suggested that you proceed
to investigate the history and state of the art of hearing aids.
If I read his
Just from a technical standpoint, a smartphone held in your hand, is never
going to be a satisfactory hearing aid. The original hearing aids were
pretty much exactly what you're describing. A box, usually held in one's
shirt pocket, that transmitted sound through a wire to a small speaker in
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