Even the best iPhones need regular speaker maintenance — including those shiny iPhone 16 Pro's you're eyeing this Black Friday. But let's be honest, while we obsess over screen protectors and ...

A soft brush is likely to be your most effective (and safest) option for cleaning out your iPhone's speakers, but if you don't have access to a brush there are other tools you can use with minimal ...

Use Sonic app to vibrate water out of iPhone speakers. Remove iPhone case, let it dry, and wait for charging port to dry before plugging your iPhone in. Avoid using heat or compressed air to dry ...

What if, instead, you wanted to play your iPhone's audio through something a little beefier, like a Sonos-branded speaker? While it's not quite as seamless as the connection between Apple-branded ...

No matter how fastidious you think you are with your smartphone cleanliness routine, over time your iPhone's speakers will slowly get filled up with dust, dirt, and other disgusting debris.

To make your iPhone louder, adjust Apple Music EQ settings or increase Spotify's volume level. You can also disable Reduce Loud Sounds in Settings or use a Bluetooth speaker. Placing your iPhone ...

More iPhone 17 CAD drawings have emerged A speaker design could be on the way for certain models It's not clear how audio quality will be affected Audio quality isn't perhaps the first spec you ...

The iPhone doesn't have the Apple Watch's Water Lock feature, meaning there's no built-in way to eject water from an iPhone. That's where Apple's Shortcuts app comes in. I've written for various ...

Sonos, known for its range of high-end speakers, considered developing a speaker that would connect to the iPhone via MagSafe, reports The Verge. Engineers at the company prototyped a tiny ...