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, that is ...

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For Samsung Galaxy users, SoundAssistant offers advanced volume control features. This app allows you to customize the look and position of the volume slider, add a floating volume button, and manage ...

For the past few years, easy volume controls for speaker groups and other Cast devices from Pixel phones has been disabled, but they appear to be returning in the latest Android 15 beta update. Some ...

Do you want to know the steps for Android disable absolute Bluetooth volume control in Android phones? One of the features that Android users control is the Absolute Bluetooth volume. With Absolute ...

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Following the launch of Pixel Buds Pro 2 earlier this week, Google is rolling out Noise Control to the Android 15 Volume menu. Android 15 thoroughly redesigns the Volume menu that slides up from the ...

Google will add separate volume sliders for ringtones and notifications in a future Android build. Currently, only one slider controls the volume for both functions. The update would allow users to ...

You can disable Android's Bluetooth absolute volume feature, which makes the phone's and a Bluetooth device's volume work together. Bluetooth Absolute Volume is ...

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I'm spending quite a bit of time wearing headphones at work these days and could use a recommendation. I'm using and like both a pair of JVC and my old standby Sennheisers, but would like something ...