@Saboo_Shubham_: This is INSANE. An Indian high-school student just reverse engineered iPhone-only AirPods features to work on Android a…
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An Indian high-school student reverse engineered iPhone-only AirPods features to work on Android and Linux, releasing it as a free open-source project.
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This is INSANE.
An Indian high-school student just reverse engineered iPhone-only AirPods features to work on Android and Linux.
100% free and Open-source. https://t.co/aTcS2zza4c
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