iPhone 15 Pro Overheating: Apple is preparing to roll out iOS 17.0.3
iPhone 15 Pro Overheating: Apple is preparing to roll out iOS 17.0.3
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Apple is preparing to roll out iOS 17.0.3, which may address overheating concerns with the iPhone 15 Pro.
Three days after Apple announced its plans to release a software update to rectify overheating issues plaguing the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, insiders have revealed that Apple is currently undergoing internal testing for iOS 17.0.3.
The exact public release date for iOS 17.0.3 remains unclear, but the update is expected to launch later this week or early next week.
Apple has not provided specific details regarding the bugs it has identified, but it has assured users that the forthcoming software update will not compromise the performance of the A17 Pro chip. Additionally, Apple has stated that the overheating problem is not attributed to the titanium frame of the iPhone 15 Pro, suggesting that it is not a hardware defect.
iOS 17.1 is currently in the testing phase and is anticipated to be released by the end of October.
Apple also added that the overheating issue is linked to certain apps overloading the A17 Pro chip, including Instagram, Uber, and the racing game Asphalt 9: Legends. Apple is actively collaborating with the developers of these apps to resolve the problem. Instagram has already released a patch update on Wednesday. Uber has also updated its application today, but whether it resolves the issue remains uncertain.
Not all iPhone 15 Pro users have encountered the overheating problem, and the extent of affected users is currently unknown, but a fix should be available soon.
