While the iPhone and iPad do not have system-wide EQ settings, Apple Music listeners can customize the audio playing on their devices.
When switched on, the equalizer for Apple Music does not have individual frequency controls. Instead, there are 23 presets to choose from:
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Apple has more new devices coming in 2022 than ever before. This is according to Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, who calls the product launches the "widest array" of new hardware launches in Apple's history. The excitement is set to begin this spring, with an event rumored for March or April. Another round of product releases is slated for the fall. As always, there's a flurry of activity leading up to WWDC and this year will be no different.
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The iPhone has always incorporated music playback as a core feature. The latest models are no different, with full integration of Apple Music as one of the flagship features of Apple's ecosystem. Listeners may be wondering how they can adjust the bass, midrange, and treble coming through their headphones or Bluetooth speakers. Unfortunately, the iPhone does not offer a system-wide equalizer to customize audio frequencies.
The App Library makes it easy to clean up the Home Screen by organizing apps. Once app icons are moved to the App Library they are out of the way, without deleting or offloading anything.
Phone Noise Cancellation can be found under Settings -> Accessibility -> Audio/Visual.
There's only one catch, Apple has discontinued this feature on the iPhone 13 and later. If your previous iPhone supported Noise Cancellation during phone calls, the toggle to activate it has been removed.
