Learn some key iPhone tricks that can completely change how you use the handset, including improving the quality of voice calls.
The iPhone has been one of the best smartphones on the market for over a decade. Even if you buy an old model, you'll still get years of use out of it thanks to Apple 's determination to make iOS compatible with as many iPhone models as possible each year. That means you should be picking up iPhone tricks the more you use the device. And some of those tricks will completely change how you use the handset. In what follows, we'll show you some of the key iPhone tricks you should learn.
Improve the quality of voice calls The iPhone might be a tiny computer in your pocket, but one of its main functions is still to be a phone. Whether you use the default Phone app or call your friends and family via instant messenger and video chat apps, there is a way to improve call quality for the other person. You'll have to go to Control Center to find the Voice Isolation setting. The feature is called Voice Isolation and requires a 2018 iPhone or later running iOS 16.4 or later. If these prerequisites are met, you should be able to enable i
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