Volume control is a simple premise on Android phones. You hit your volume rocker, set your volume, and go. You can also set your notification, call, and media volumes independently. However ...

On many Android phones, including Samsung ... Touch Controls Can Be More Granular Than Wheels Volume controls don't have to be a binary option (buttons or wheels) on smartphones.

You can bring back an on-screen volume control to the iPhone — provided you know which setting to adjust to bring back the volume slider. Two years ago, the iOS 16 update banished the volume ...

The new sliders for volume controls show a sliding bar with a line ... You would see it when simply adjusting your phones volume too. Some of the volume UI elements may end up with a rectangular ...

It turns out there’s a brilliant volume control feature in iOS 18.2 called Volume Limit that I nearly missed. As the name implies, the feature will let you set volume limits for specific content ...

iPhone users have to use an in-app slider to change the volume of connected devices ... a feature that lets users use their phones to control Spotify on nearby speakers, game consoles, smart ...

Spotify users can no longer control the volume using iPhone's physical buttons when streaming to an audio device. Credit: Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images Spotify users on iPhone who listen ...