Apple to fix iPhone 15 to overheat
By MYBRANDBOOK
The iPhone 15 launch has been somewhat overshadowed by widespread reports of overheating. According to many users on X (formerly Twitter), Reddit, and Apple’s forums, the new handsets can get so hot as to be hard to hold. Apple has finally responded and assures a fix is on the way.
In a statement to media outlets, Apple is confident that the issue is related to software rather than the A17 Pro chip or titanium enclosure. The company has targeted three possible reasons for the overheating in some iPhone 15 Pro models:
· Apple says iPhones “may feel warmer during the first few days after setting up or restoring the device because of increased background activity.” That’s a fairly common issue with new smartphones but appears to have been exasperated with the iPhone 15 launch.
· Some apps (including Instagram and Uber) that were recently updated to support iOS 17 have been overloading the A17 Pro chip’s CPU. Apple says it is working with affected developers on fixes that are in the process of rolling out.
· A bug in iOS 17 that is “impacting some users” will be addressed in a future software update.
Apple insists that the overheating issues aren’t related to the A17 Pro processor, iPhone 15’s titanium chassis, or its updated internal design.
Apple has identified a software bug in iOS 17 that can cause the iPhone 15 to overheat. The company is working on a fix for this bug, which will be released in an upcoming software update.
Apple has also found that certain third-party apps can cause the iPhone 15 to overheat. These apps are typically those that are resource-intensive, such as games or video editing apps. Apple is working with the developers of these apps to address the issue.
Apple began testing iOS 17.1 on Wednesday, though a fix could come as part of an iOS 17.0.3 update as well.
Apple says that overheating is not a safety or injury risk, and it will not impact the phone's long-term performance. However, it is important to take steps to prevent your phone from overheating, as this can reduce the battery life and performance of the device.
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