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Wondering if your smartphone is doing well? Whether it's a used phone you've just bought or an old device you're looking to sell, you can run it through a series of diagnostic tests. Some Android devices have built-in diagnostic tools, but the App Store and Google Play Store also offer third-party diagnostic tools. Apps like Phone Doctor Plus, Phone Diagnostics, Phone Check and Test, and TextX can run a variety of tests to check your phone's touchscreen, audio, video, camera, microphone, sensors, and other components. That's how they work. Run diagnostics on Samsung phones Samsung's Galaxy smartphones come with a built-in diagnostic tool that can be accessed from the keyboard. Open the Phone app, tap Keyboard, and then type * #0*# #0*# . A diagnostics screen appears with buttons for a variety of tests. Beat Red , green or blue to test these pixel colors. Beat recipient to check the sound vibration to try the vibration function, or sensor to test the a...

Listening to music from your Apple Watch is a convenient option whether your iPhone is handy or not. But how you hear your favorite songs on your watch depends on your model and OS version. Any Apple Watch running watchOS 4.1 or later can listen to albums and playlists created on your iPhone. You can also listen to music streaming apps like Pandora, Spotify, and iHeartRadio, as well as Apple Music (if you're a subscriber). If you have an Apple Watch Series 3 or newer, you can follow all the steps above, but also connect to Apple Radio and any music you've synced through iCloud. You can also stream music directly from the cloud. Let's look at the different ways to listen to music on your Apple Watch. Update WatchOS First, make sure your watch is running the latest operating system. Open the Watch app on your iPhone or the Settings app on your watch. Go to General > Software update . The app will tell you your software is up to date or prompt you to download a...