With these simple steps, you’ll know who’s trying to reach you just by the sound of the alert. It’s that easy and incredibly convenient. Give it a try, and never miss an important message again.

Apple recently released its iOS 17.2 software update, which brings a range of new features to the iPhone, one of these is the ability to change your iPhone Notification sounds. his long-awaited ...

Changing the notification sound on your phone will help you know more about the notifications you receive whether they’re text messages, emails or just updates from apps. While the default ...

This article explains how to select custom tones for text messages on iOS 12 and up. Steps also apply to earlier versions of Apple's mobile operating system but might differ slightly. Every iPhone ...

In iOS 17.2 and later, Apple lets you customize the alert tone used by your iPhone for default notifications. This is good news for anyone who does not like the "Rebound" tone that Apple introduced in ...

If you're tired of Apple's default alert tone for most notifications, you can finally change it. In any case, Apple finally letting go of that legacy, and we’re all better for it. In the fourth public ...

If you do not like the existing sound, you can change the new email notification sound on Windows 11/10 using this step-by-step tutorial. You can set existing or custom audio as the new email ...

To change your Samsung phone's notification sound, go to "Sounds and vibration" in the Settings app. You can import audio by downloading sounds to your phone and ...

If you've ever used the workplace messaging app Slack, you've heard the sound: "ssssscrape, knock-knock-knock." Slack actually provides 11 other notification sound options, which most people probably ...

If you're a Snapchat Plus subscriber, you can change your notification sounds by setting up custom sounds for friends and groups. Tap and hold a conversation and choose Chat Settings, then ...

The default notification noise in iOS 17 was too quiet, and couldn't be changed — but that's been fixed in iOS 17.2. Here's how to select a better default alert noise. Apple's release of iOS 17 ...