From the moment I discovered the headphone controls on my iPhone 4, I've been in love. The ability to answer calls; start, pause, and skip music; and change volume; all without removing my phone from ...

If you own an iPhone, you've probably used it to listen to music through headphones on your commute home from work, or while using the treadmill at the gym. And generally, as soon as you unplug the ...

Unless you’ve been holding on to a really old Apple smartphone, you already know the headphone jack situation. The latest phones from Apple don’t make any changes in that regard. So, yeah, you’ll pay ...

ZDNET's key takeaways Share audio from one iPhone (or iPad) with two pairs of AirPods.Each listener can control their own ...

Whether you care about the new iPhone 7 or not, the fact that Apple may eliminate the headphone jack on its new phone is kind of a big deal. Yes, we’ve heard this rumor before, but this time around ...

Apple wants you to avoid damaging your hearing when you’re using an iPhone or iPad (but, strangely, not a Mac). In Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Headphone Safety, enable Reduce Loud Audio, and you can ...

Apple’s announcement of the third-generation iPod shuffle brought something many of us never thought we’d see (other than in a Saturday Night Live skit): an iPod with no buttons. There’s a switch for ...

If Apple is really planning to kill the iPhone headphone jack in the model it reveals next year, it’s ditching 60 years of history. Rumors that the next iPhone could do away with the industry-standard ...