Chromebooks may soon offer Spatial Audio
Google is working to bring Spatial Audio to Chromebooks, enabling a more immersive listening experience.
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Pixel Fold supports Spatial Audio through the built-in speakers
Spatial Audio made its debut last year as a way of making audio from music and videos more immersive, by Google’s description, but it has always required headphones. The Google Pixel Fold, though, supports Spatial Audio through its built-in speakers, and it’s the only Pixel that can do it.
Expand Expanding CloseEars-on: Pixel Buds Pro head tracking Spatial Audio is a gimmick begging for content
I tried out the new head tracking Spatial Audio feature of the Pixel Buds Pro, and came away impressed yet confused.
Expand Expanding CloseEnable Spatial Audio on your Pixel phone and Pixel Buds Pro – here’s how
Spatial Audio can be a great tool in moderation. When watching movies on your Pixel phone or Pixel Buds Pro, you can further the immersion with virtual surround sound. Here’s how to enable it and turn Spatial Audio on with your Pixel phone and/or Pixel Buds Pro.
Expand Expanding CloseSpatial Audio for Pixel 6 appears with Android 13 QPR1, doesn’t do much yet
First teased as a feature of the Pixel Buds Pro, Google has made Spatial Audio available on Pixel 6 and 6 Pro for all headphones in the latest Android 13 beta, but it doesn’t do much yet.
Expand Expanding CloseYouTube announces support for 360-degree live streaming and spatial audio
Announced last year, YouTube’s 360-degree videos are one of the easiest source of content for VR headsets, like Cardboard. Today, Google is announcing support for live 360-degree video streaming, as well as support for spatial audio.
