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Apple Inc. on Saturday said that recent claims of new iPhones getting too hot to the touch are due to software and app-related bugs and that fixes are coming soon. The company said the device can get warm in the first few days as the device works overtime to get set up and restore a user's data, due to a bug in the latest iOS 17 software, and because of some third-party apps overloading the system. Bloomberg News reported on the issue last week..
Apple Inc. on Saturday said that recent claims of new iPhones getting too hot to the touch are due to software and app-related bugs and that fixes are coming soon. The company said the device can get warm in the first few days as the device works overtime to get set up and restore a user's data, due to a bug in the latest iOS 17 software, and because of some third-party apps overloading the system. Bloomberg News reported on the issue last week.
Bugs, Apps, Software: Apple Lists Reasons Behind iPhone 15 Overheating
Bugs, Apps, Software: Apple Lists Reasons Behind iPhone 15 Overheating
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Apple Inc. on Saturday said that recent claims of new iPhones getting too hot to the touch are due to software and app-related bugs and that fixes are coming soon.
The company said the device can get warm in the first few days as the device works overtime to get set up and restore a user's data, due to a bug in the latest iOS 17 software, and because of some third-party apps overloading the system. Bloomberg News reported on the issue last week.
"The device may feel warmer during the first few days after setting up or restoring the device because of increased background activity," Apple said in a statement.
Apple Inc. on Saturday said that recent claims of new iPhones getting too hot to the touch are due to software and app-related bugs and that fixes are coming soon. The company said the device can get warm in the first few days as the device works overtime to get set up and restore a user's data, due to a bug in the latest iOS 17 software, and because of some third-party apps overloading the system. Bloomberg News reported on the issue last week..
