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Apple to fix Apple Watch overheating & battery draining issues "soon"
Apple pledged to release a fix for Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 overheating and battery draining issues. The information was obtained from an internal memo the tech firm shared with its ...
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It looks like the iPhone 16 will get a big design upgrade
Following overheating complaints with the iPhone 15 Pro series, it looks like the iPhone 16 will have a new way to prevent ...
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After iPhone 15 overheating issues, Apple may improve hardware cooling in iPhone 16
Apple had to implement an iOS fix to solve iPhone 15 overheating problems – but a leaker today suggests that the company is looking to make a hardware change next year to improve passive cooling.
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iPhone 16 leak suggests Apple doesn't want a repeat of the iPhone 15 overheating problem
Apple could improve the thermal performance of the iPhone 16 series with a new Graphene-based cooling system and a metal ...
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iPhone 16 to use graphene heat sink to solve overheating issues
Users complained of overheating iPhone 15 models shortly after release, which Apple fixed via software, but the iPhone 16 is rumored to have a hardware solution, too. The iPhone 15 is already here ...
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Apple to Use Graphene Thermal System on iPhone 16 Series to Overcome Overheating Issues
While Apple has blamed poorly optimized software for causing the overheating and issued a software fix, a mere software ...
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iPhone 16 might fix the iPhone 15’s overheating issue with a graphene cooling system
If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Once the iPhone 15 Pro overheating complaints started piling up, I said I hoped the ...
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Apple iPhone 16 Design Change To Help Prevent Overheating, Leak Claims
When Apple released the iPhone 15 series, there were complaints of overheating. Though a subsequent software update sorted this, for most users at least, and though Apple explained it wasn’t the ...
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Apple's iPhone 16 will feature two hardware upgrades to avoid overheating issues that plagued iPhone 15s
Apple's next iPhone is set to include two hardware updates to avoid the overheating that plagued the latest iPhone 15 Pros, while keeping a sleek, slim design. According to one leaker, the first ...
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Apple iPhone 16 could be radically redesigned to prevent overheating issues
The iPhone 15 is a hot product, and not always in a good way: early models had a tendency to overheat, and while that's been fixed in iOS updates it seems that Apple's dismissal of any design ...

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