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Originally Posted by willravel
I recently switched over to AT&T and got an iPhone. I charge it on my desk, next to my computer and Bose Companion 2 speakers. Whenever there is data transfer out of the phone, the speakers have tones that sound like really fast morse code. The speakers are shielded, but the only way I can find to fix it is to move the phone away from the speakers.
Has anyone else has this happen to them? Any idea about why it happens with AT&T but not other companies like Verizon? Could it be they operate in different frequencies?
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It's what happens with pretty much all phones that are near speakers. I've owned 4 GSM phones and they have all had a morse code like effect on my speakers (computer and home theater).
AT&T.
It's so common, that some artists use that sound in their tracks.
Fun fact: when you drive a car in GTA4 and your phone rings, sometimes you will hear the same interference sound. Pay it no mind, it's just how GSM band operates.