Apple removed the volume bar from iPhone lock screens when iOS 16 launched, forcing users to rely solely on physical volume buttons for audio adjustments. While those buttons work fine, they only let ...

Among all the features of your iPhone, making and receiving calls remains one of its most essential functions — something you likely do every day. Hence, it can be frustrating when you're on a call ...

Many smartphone users know there are tricks they can use to optimize their device. Following Apple's recent launch event introducing the company's newest iPhone, the iPhone 15, there is renewed ...

As consistent as Apple tries to make the iPhone experience, its smartphones are not immune to the occasional random issue or bug. And with the increased complexity of electronics comes a greater ...

Experiencing sound problems on your iPhone can significantly dampen your enjoyment and the overall user experience. From missing notifications to silenced music and videos, or even dealing with poor ...

As a business owner, you may use your iPhone's Music app as a backdrop for presentations or to set the right mood in your retail space. The Settings app has controls to adjust and balance the iPhone's ...

Ever been startled by unexpectedly loud audio blasting from your iPhone? A new feature in iOS 18.2 lets you cap the maximum volume of your device's built-in speaker, allowing you to avoid awkward ...

The iPhone is capable of playing audio through it's built-in speaker; however, there are times using a headset is ideal. Unless you love mono, one-sided audio, listening to content such as music and ...

Social media users are going crazy about a little known iTunes trick that can let you jack up the volume on your audio. It involves changing the equalisation setting while playing audio on your device ...

The United States Patent and Trademark Office today published a patent filed by Apple in March 2014, which depicts an Apple Watch automatically adjusting an iPhone's audio volume or other alert ...

Every iPhone camera emits a shutter click sound whenever you take a photo. Sometimes, that sound is an unnecessary and unwelcome intrusion—if you’re attending a meeting or are in a crowded room, you ...