iPhone speaker too quiet? Stab it with needles
Written by admin on January 18th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
Posted Jan 18th 2008 11:31AM by Joshua Topolsky
Filed under: Cellphones
If you’re like us, you feel more than a little annoyed with iPhone’s speaker volume. Yes, whether you’re waiting for a call, trying to have a speakerphone conversation, or just listening for sweet DTMF tones — the thing kind of stinks. Perhaps it’s time to take extreme measures, as some owners have resorted to… like sticking a needle through the holes in the speaker enclosure. Yes, according to daring “modders,” it’s possible to get a 40-percent increase in volume via this simple-yet-destructive trick of perforating the thin plastic which covers the speaker. Apparently, the phone gets so loud post-surgery that the volume is actually startling to some users. Feeling like you’re brave enough to really void that warranty? Let us know the results!
[Thanks, Michael]
Tags: wi-fi, hdtv, pvp, audio
