The fix will be CPU/GPU throttle, resident evil will kick ass in the first 30sec runtime.
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Apple Says iPhone 15 Pro's Titanium Frame Does Not Contribute to Overheating Issue
- Thread starter MacRumors
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
It’s definitely not unexpected a Meta app is that list. If you want to kill your battery, install an app from Zuckerberg.
So during the whole testing phase no one at Apple thought that it was a good idea to say give out a few phones to do “real world” stuff. They’d rather keeping it under secret and risk this sort of public embarrassment after offices release?
It's certainly a hardware design issue. They didn't design for heat extraction and that doesn't make sense when you're pushing the limits more than usual.
How is thin and light good when you have to add an external cooling fan?
When you full throttle your car its not your motors fault when you get a ticket for speeding.
You’re talking about the game manufacturers and not apple? Apple cannot test every single app on the App Store. Things crop up and hopefully these issues are not akin to “you’re holding it wrong.”
You're either misremembering and/or misunderstanding. Apple has never claimed that app review ensures apps are perfect; that's impossible. They do claim that it leads to higher-quality apps and less scams, both of which are dubious at best. But you're contorting what they've claimed to fit this situation and affirm your priors.
Also, let's not be hysterical; nobody was close to getting burned from using their iPhone normally. The highest I've seen reported is 116º during intense benchmarking. Human skin doesn't begin to burn until ~118º, and even at that point it requires something like 20 minutes of contact.
Last edited:
Joined today……..bye Felicia
"Apple said its bug fix will not involve reducing the chip's performance in order to address the temperature-related issue, and it ensured that long-term performance will not be impacted."
Classic accusation without evidence.
With that logic, you can call any software issue a hardware issue.
Good they've identified issues and they're addressing them. Hopefully all these issues will be sorted out by the time I receive my 15 Pro Max in a couple weeks.
This particular comment reminds me a lot of the real world differences in heat conduction and even heating between cheap cookware and better cookware. Weird thought isn't it related to a iPhone?
Its ridiculous how people make a big deal out of everything. Apple says theyll address it. Thats good enough for me.
Clearly software. Look how hot the phones ran doing nothing in instagram until they update the app Wednesday.
Sad to see. This would have never got past Steve. Apple has been going downhill for a few years now
To anyone concerned about device overheating, I can share this simple solution which ensures that Low Power Mode is always on:
In the Shortcuts app, under Automations, make a new (+) automation.
Search for Battery and choose Battery Level.
Use the slider to ensure that the setting is “Equals 80%”. Also choose the “Run immediately” option.
In the next step, search for Power and choose Set low power mode.
Click Done.
In your list of Automations, the automation should look like this:
As soon as you turn on Low power mode, it will now stay on indefinitely.
In the Shortcuts app, under Automations, make a new (+) automation.
Search for Battery and choose Battery Level.
Use the slider to ensure that the setting is “Equals 80%”. Also choose the “Run immediately” option.
In the next step, search for Power and choose Set low power mode.
Click Done.
In your list of Automations, the automation should look like this:
As soon as you turn on Low power mode, it will now stay on indefinitely.
It is mostly due to third party apps. You can't say what Steve would have done. That is logical fallacy statement you made.
Apps like instagram which is installed on many many devices should be tested. I bet they were tested but they also had their deadline.
