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Keeping your iPhone within acceptable operating temperatures

by Christopher Aceto on July 2nd, 2009

Apple issued a support article outlining methods to keep your iPhone 3G and/or iPhone 3GS operating within acceptable operating temperatures.

This document seemed to surface soon after a number of reports about the iPhone 3GS overheating and displaying the dreaded “Temperature!” warning.

For more info hit the link.

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Posted under: iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone News

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  • Just noticed this warning screen on my 3G the other day. Happened once, and lasted for maybe 30 seconds. It was a hot day, the phone was mounted in a windshield mount in direct sunlight, was charging and using the GPS. I'm not that surprised.
  • Just to clarify: nowhere in this post or the linked does it say Apple is "admitting" anything. The issue has been raised in the past, however, only recently (june 25th/09) has Apple updated the article "HT2101" as a result of the high rate of complaints about the iPhone heat issues.

    I remember seeing this issue appear with the iPhone 3G, but it seems to be far more prevalent with the new 3GS. I haven't noticed much of a heat difference with mine, but I currently have it in a Vaja case so I don't think I'd really be able to feel a heat increase unless it was on the screen.
  • TK
    @BC
    the comments in that mac world article are too funny!
  • Mike
    I got the white 16gb 3gs and it actually stays much cooler while charging and browsing the net than my 3g used to.
  • Guest
    Ya this is not new, Apple had many issues with all iPods/iPhones. Currently the white 3GS (Again) are having heating damage, check here... http://www.iphoneincanada.ca/forums/showthread....
  • bc
    apparently this issue is not new, and does not mean Apple is "admitting" a heat problem specifically with the 3GS

    see :
    http://www.macworld.com/article/141508/2009/07/...
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