A agrats84 macrumors member Original poster Nov 25, 2007 41 0 Feb 27, 2008 #1 Only since I have had my iPhone have I noticed other elctronic devices 'humming' or making some weird static noises when I am near them. Has anyone else noticed this strange phenomenon?
Only since I have had my iPhone have I noticed other elctronic devices 'humming' or making some weird static noises when I am near them. Has anyone else noticed this strange phenomenon?
D Divindude macrumors member Sep 6, 2007 41 0 Feb 27, 2008 #2 It's called GSM noise and is NOT limited to the iPhone. Any GSM phone will do it. My nokias/motorolas would make my bose car stereo do it.
It's called GSM noise and is NOT limited to the iPhone. Any GSM phone will do it. My nokias/motorolas would make my bose car stereo do it.
Small White Car macrumors G4 Aug 29, 2006 10,976 1,514 Washington DC Feb 27, 2008 #3 On the plus side, you often get a second of buzz on your computer speakers before the phone rings. I often answer my phone before the first ring has finished...kind of surprises the people on the other end!
On the plus side, you often get a second of buzz on your computer speakers before the phone rings. I often answer my phone before the first ring has finished...kind of surprises the people on the other end!
JMax1 macrumors 6502 Oct 17, 2006 424 1 Harlem, NY Feb 27, 2008 #4 yup! Anything with speakers will pick it up. I've even noticed it on my headphones (which is only slightly annoying!)
yup! Anything with speakers will pick it up. I've even noticed it on my headphones (which is only slightly annoying!)
F fedup flyer macrumors regular Jan 18, 2008 241 53 Feb 28, 2008 #5 My Moto Krzr does the same thing but my V551 didn't and both are quad bad GSM. Stranger part is when I when I upgraded to the Krzr it plays havoc with my digital cable (when on the phone) and so does the Iphone.
My Moto Krzr does the same thing but my V551 didn't and both are quad bad GSM. Stranger part is when I when I upgraded to the Krzr it plays havoc with my digital cable (when on the phone) and so does the Iphone.
C Coletrain17 macrumors member Feb 5, 2008 55 0 Feb 28, 2008 #6 Lol, glad to know im not the only one =P What I usually do if I'm only using the Ipod function on my stereo, I just put the phone in airplane mode. This greatly reduces the noises =]
Lol, glad to know im not the only one =P What I usually do if I'm only using the Ipod function on my stereo, I just put the phone in airplane mode. This greatly reduces the noises =]
B big_malk macrumors 6502a Aug 7, 2005 557 1 Scotland Mar 1, 2008 #7 Coletrain17 said: Lol, glad to know im not the only one =P What I usually do if I'm only using the Ipod function on my stereo, I just put the phone in airplane mode. This greatly reduces the noises =] Click to expand... It'll greatly reduce the number of calls you get as well
Coletrain17 said: Lol, glad to know im not the only one =P What I usually do if I'm only using the Ipod function on my stereo, I just put the phone in airplane mode. This greatly reduces the noises =] Click to expand... It'll greatly reduce the number of calls you get as well