How to end static cause by Iphone next to speaker...

[gcmexico]

When you put your iphone to charge next to a speaker or the Imac it causes static because the fon is constantly connecting to the cell tower...I few days ago I bought a small usb hub, and connected the iphone charger to that first, then the hub to the Imac...static is now all gone!!! I can even receive calls or make calls with no static...maybe someone figured this out already...but I just wanted to pass it along

 

[TurboSC]

are you talking about that morse code beeping kinda static? I get that sometimes when I'm around speakers

 

[zedsdead]

are you talking about that morse code beeping kinda static? I get that sometimes when I'm around speakers

I just laugh it off now...the first time I heard, I thought my speakers in my car were dying!

 

[zakee00]

I think it's because of the ATT wireless signal. As far as I know the only surefire way to stop the interference is to put your iPhone into airplane mode.

 

[TurboSC]

I just laugh it off now...the first time I heard, I thought my speakers in my car were dying!

lol.... I mean first time I heard it I was irked, but now every time I hear it I laugh because it feels like radiation and gamma rays are going through my brain. mmmmm cancer.

 

[PupnTaco]

That's your standard GSM interference, most cell phones do that unfortunately. I don't know of a good way around it other than to isolate the phone from whatever's picking up the interference.

 

[Big-TDI-Guy]

Just moving the radiation source away from the affected system will decrease it's effects. The energy density is an inverse square when moving away - so a little distance makes a big improvement.

That's just GSM for ya. CDMA doesn't really do it - actually, it never happened to me with a CDMA phone before.

Perhaps this will make you appreciate the airlines request to shut off your cells when flying.