Apple releases iPhone software update to fix overheating issue
APPLE rolled out a software update on Wednesday (Oct 4) to address an overheating issue that plagued some early buyers of the iPhone 15 Pro line.
The update, called iOS 17.0.3, is available as an over-the-air fix in the software update section of the iPhone settings app. The release notes say the update “provides important bug fixes, security updates, and addresses an issue that may cause iPhone to run warmer than expected”. The update was also released for older iPhones as well as iPads.
Some early iPhone 15 Pro owners reported that their iPhone could get hotter than normal. Apple on Saturday blamed bad code in apps including Uber, Instagram and the Asphalt 9 racing game, in addition to a bug in the device’s software. The company said the new device setup could overwork the processor and lead to overheating.
Despite speculation to the contrary, the company said the software update will not slow down the iPhone 15 Pro’s new A17 Pro chip. BLOOMBERG
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