Hackaday alum [Cameron Coward] got around this problem by building an electromechanical buddy for his keyboard that works as a volume control. Now that we don’t rely on them to make phone calls ...

The Soundslide is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. The device connects via a USB-C port, offering an ...

Most modern laptops have some sort of volume control buttons. Usually these are a set of Fn keys on the keyboard, but convertible laptops with screens that can flip around for use in tablet mode ...

I've always used this widget to play, pause, skip ahead or skip back, but one thing has always been missing—volume control. Sure, you can use the volume buttons for this, but I prefer having ...

He likes it a lot. Which is why he was willing to hack in his own remote volume control rather than just get a new pair of speakers. But he certainly didn’t make things easy on himself.

Apple in iOS 18.2 will reinstate a Lock Screen feature that was unceremoniously nixed from its iPhone OS two years ago, ...

Unlike Windows, macOS doesn't let you adjust the volume of each app on your Mac individually. However, you can achieve this ...

These can be useful if your Windows Volume Control is not working. The first tool we’re going to look at is StrokePlus. It’s a free program that allows the user to control sound by the use of ...

Click on the chevron (upward pointing arrow head) above the master volume control. Note: You will not see an expansion arrow if you do not have multiple audio playback devices. Click the playback ...

Apple's iOS 18.2 update is set to transform the way you interact with your iPhone, offering a suite of innovative features ...

Modern PCs are meant to be elegant. This minimalist accessory keeps it that way while adding a nifty feature that's increasingly missing.