I have had the 3gs since launch and have had no heat problems at all, and I live in south Texas. I have used gps while listening to music outdoors and had no more heat than with any other iphone. I think its an isolated issue.
Another reason to wait until 2010.
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I have had the 3gs since launch and have had no heat problems at all, and I live in south Texas. I have used gps while listening to music outdoors and had no more heat than with any other iphone. I think its an isolated issue.
Why don`t they just bring out a UB Aluminium version!!! plastic is SOOOOOO 80`s![]()
Computers have cooling fans. iPhones don't. As phone processors become faster and faster, consumers will have to use common sense to keep them from overheating. Common sense like, if it is on your black car seat in direct sunlight using GPS on a 90 degree day, maybe you should remove the carrying case and check th temp of your phon every 5 minutes, or better yet keep I out of direct sunlight by tossing your white tshirt over it when you aren't looking at it, and maybe turn it off for a few minutes if you notice it getting too hot. Yes people, YOU are goin to have to use common sense.
my samsung gets high after a half hour call as well..
Just you wait.
Imagine this - TomTom application in the car on the TomTom mount.
iPhone would likely be on 100% cpu when running, while charging, in the sun of a car windscreen.
Recipe for disaster!!!!!!!