Tuesday, May 19th 2020
Windows 10 2004 May Update Brings Back Bluetooth Speaker Streaming
Windows 10 2004 May update is set to bring a heap of new features to the OS, along with performance improvements in the form of a fixed search indexer. According to the latest report form Windows Latest, we have information that the update version 2004 will reintroduce Bluetooth A2DP sink, a feature from Windows 7 era. The Bluetooth A2DP sink allows users to stream audio from their phones to PC speakers, using Bluetooth technologies. This is a useful feature is you want to play music via your phone on louder speakers connected to your PC, and we are sure users are going to appreciate this. The Bluetooth A2DP sink feature was present in Windows 7 OS, however, Microsoft has later disabled that in Windows 8 OS and it hasn't been available since. The Windows 10 May update is expected to roll out between May 26th and May 28th.
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Windows Latest
18 Comments on Windows 10 2004 May Update Brings Back Bluetooth Speaker Streaming
Won't Windows only stop being buggy when it drops a boat load of well...bloat in its code which of course will break everything pre-20XX?
It has way more to do with them basically dismissing the Q&A department.
And yes, I will use this feature liberally. I might even reinstall the os from scratch just to get this feature (no internet at home so can't update).
Any chance of a feature writeup for 2004?Will have to test.
If you don't want all those pesky 'features' you'd have to put significant effort to filter them out.
Either way, I see no point sticking to Win 7, no matter the use case.