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How to improve the audio quality of your phone calls

If you re struggling to get decent-sounding phone calls, know there s plenty you can do to improve the audio quality of your conversations.

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We tested Apple s new TV settings tool Here s what you should do instead

We tested Apple s new TV settings tool. Here s what you should do instead CNET 1 hr ago David Katzmaier © Provided by CNET Apple s color balance feature is simple to use, but changing a picture mode is even simpler. Sarah Tew/CNET You want your TV to look its best, and Apple has a new feature that promises to do just that. Called color balance, it uses the camera on your iPhone to measure your TV and automatically calibrate the picture from your Apple TV. Sounds pretty cool, right? It definitely is, but depending on your TV, there s an even simpler method. It doesn t require an Apple device and works with everything you watch.

Apple TV color balance hands-on: How much can it improve your picture?

Apple TV color balance hands-on: How much can it improve your picture? CNET 2 hrs ago © Provided by CNET Sarah Tew/CNET As a TV reviewer, I use sophisticated gear to calibrate the color and optimize other aspects of picture quality for pretty much every TV I review at CNET. A new feature on the Apple TV streaming box does something similar, but instead of an expensive light meter and specialized professional software, it uses the camera on your iPhone and takes about 30 seconds. Called color balance, the feature is found in Apple TV s settings menu. We have a whole article on how to use it yourself, but here s the basics. 

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