Water Eject News Today

If you drop your mobile phone in water, it can be a panic-inducing moment, but it doesnt need to signal the end of your device. One main issue occurs when water is trapped in the speakers, causing a muffled sound or no sound at all. Fortunately, this trick will remove water from your speakers, whether youre using an iPhone or Android device.

A popular method for removing water from an iPhone has been debunked by Apple along with a widely followed hack for prolonging battery life. 

A little-known feature on your iPhone called Water Eject can get rid of moisture from the devices little nooks and crannies.

Discover why putting your wet iPhone in rice doesn't work and can damage it. Apple advises against it, providing alternative solutions.

If you dropped your AirPods in water or accidentally used them under a shower, here's what you need to do next, as soon as possible.

If your AirPods were submerged in water then you need to take quick action by trying to wipe them off with a micro-fiber towel or try the Water Eject Shortcut.

The iPhone does not have the Apple Watch's Water Lock feature, meaning there's no built-in way to eject water from an iPhone. That's where Apple's Shortcuts app comes in.

The aptly named Water Eject - Speaker Cleaner offers a combination of sounds and haptic patterns to help target harmful droplets sitting in your iPhone speakers.

Putting a phone in rice has long been a famous way to save your device from a water damage disaster.

After installing this shortcut, you can utter "Hey Siri, Water Eject" to quickly get rid of any water in your iPhone speakers.