T tttexxan macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 25, 2007 698 0 Jun 24, 2010 #1 My new iphone 4 sure does seem warm on the back at times. Esp after using facetime. Have other seen or reported this? Normal??
My new iphone 4 sure does seem warm on the back at times. Esp after using facetime. Have other seen or reported this? Normal??
C Coasterboi macrumors newbie Sep 5, 2009 16 0 Jun 24, 2010 #2 I can't think of a single electronic device that doesn't get warm after usage.
TurboSC macrumors 65816 Aug 4, 2007 1,361 0 California Jun 24, 2010 #3 It's warm because it loves you. Become one with the technology...
A andothfc macrumors regular Jul 11, 2008 211 10 Jun 24, 2010 #4 Coasterboi said: I can't think of a single electronic device that doesn't get warm after usage. Click to expand... The iPad.
Coasterboi said: I can't think of a single electronic device that doesn't get warm after usage. Click to expand... The iPad.
T tttexxan macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 25, 2007 698 0 Jun 24, 2010 #5 Never noticed my 3gs getting warm just wondering if everyone else finding this normal
J jamies90 macrumors regular May 24, 2009 167 15 London, UK Jun 24, 2010 #6 Was thinking the same. After just 5 minutes use it did seem quite warm in comparison to similar use on 3GS.
Was thinking the same. After just 5 minutes use it did seem quite warm in comparison to similar use on 3GS.
T tttexxan macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 25, 2007 698 0 Jun 24, 2010 #7 yeah the longer in use it just keeps heating up...My brightness is kinda up but still that should not be an issue. When I set it down briefly cools quickly but then heats up again. I would think over time this might not be good for the phone
yeah the longer in use it just keeps heating up...My brightness is kinda up but still that should not be an issue. When I set it down briefly cools quickly but then heats up again. I would think over time this might not be good for the phone
pcguru83 macrumors 6502a Sep 13, 2006 583 0 Charlotte, NC Jun 24, 2010 #8 I've noticed it too. It's even worse if you are using it while it's charging. But I've mostly gotten used to it already, it's just a little weird at first because my 3G never did anything quite like that.
I've noticed it too. It's even worse if you are using it while it's charging. But I've mostly gotten used to it already, it's just a little weird at first because my 3G never did anything quite like that.
D detroit1 macrumors regular Jul 11, 2008 185 0 Jun 24, 2010 #9 my 3gs was warm when charging. its normal. dont use it for 6 hours straight
itcrashed macrumors regular May 4, 2010 160 57 Bay Area, CA Jun 24, 2010 #10 Just did facetime for about 10 minutes and it was noticeably hot. Not so hot that I would worry, however.
Just did facetime for about 10 minutes and it was noticeably hot. Not so hot that I would worry, however.
Fraaaa macrumors 65816 Mar 22, 2010 1,081 0 London, UK Jun 24, 2010 #11 Steve Jobs is doing it again! He refuses the fan like he did with the Mac 128k. Enough! We want the fan!!
Steve Jobs is doing it again! He refuses the fan like he did with the Mac 128k. Enough! We want the fan!!
M MacAndMic macrumors 6502 Jun 4, 2009 440 1,854 Jun 24, 2010 #12 I am experiencing the opposite. Mine does not get as warm as my 3GS did.
reybart macrumors regular Aug 8, 2003 102 50 NYC Jun 24, 2010 #13 Yeah my iPhone gets warm while charging, my nephew was got "shock" when he held it. It is also warm while talking in just few minutes.
Yeah my iPhone gets warm while charging, my nephew was got "shock" when he held it. It is also warm while talking in just few minutes.
bushbaby macrumors 6502a Aug 12, 2007 539 38 SoCal Jun 24, 2010 #14 I thought my 3gs got warm but this is worse. Esp during charging, yes.
goobot macrumors 604 Jun 26, 2009 6,732 5,079 long island NY Jun 24, 2010 #15 tttexxan said: Never noticed my 3gs getting warm just wondering if everyone else finding this normal Click to expand... my didnt either. the iphone 4 just has a bigger battery which is maybe why. o and processor
tttexxan said: Never noticed my 3gs getting warm just wondering if everyone else finding this normal Click to expand... my didnt either. the iphone 4 just has a bigger battery which is maybe why. o and processor