Apple’s new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are hot property — quite literally. Users who’ve bought the flashy new smartphones say they become unbearably hot after just a few minutes of use.

Apple had to implement an iOS fix to solve iPhone 15 overheating problems – but a leaker today suggests that the company is looking to make a hardware change next year to improve passive cooling.

These separate reports point to Apple having a powerful fix for iPhone overheating issues. I use my iPhone 15 Pro outdoors a lot. Which is of course where I tend to run into the most overheating ...

But then we saw reports saying the iPhone 15 Pro can overheat while charging. Some reviewers had to deal with overheating issues while testing the handsets in the week that followed Apple’s launch.

Apple addressed the issue somewhat quickly by releasing a software update. Months later, some iPhone 15 users still complain about overheating problems with their handsets. Early iPhone 15 ...

First, check for updates for both iOS and all of your apps; you might also try a different case The iPhone 15 Pro overheating problem has affected not just 15 Pro users but also owners of the ...

it's worth giving Apple the benefit of the doubt that it's pinpointed the culprit of the iPhone 15 Pro's overheating issues and has found the proper solution(s). Let us know in the comments below ...

After publishing my thermal images of the iPhone 15 Pro before and after updating to iOS 17.0.3 -- which has resolved the overheating issue when fast-charging -- I have received reports from ...

Apple will have to find a way to fix these separate overheating issues or potentially risk alienating some buyers who would spend more money on an iPhone 15 Pro rather than a regular model.

Apple has acknowledged the iPhone 15 Pro overheating issue. The company has said that a software fix is in the process of being rolled out. As per Apple’s findings, the hardware of the iPhone 15 ...

The new iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are experiencing overheating issues. Apple's fix may have to reduce how powerful the phones are. Credit: Lorenzo Di Cola/NurPhoto via Getty Images It's ...

Apple might have a fix for overheating issues with the upcoming iPhone 17. According to Chinese outlet MyDrivers via WCCF Tech, the iPhone 17 lineup will reportedly be built with a "vapor chamber ...