Is this normal for iphone?
- Thread starter j0yful
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It didn't happen as much with my older iPhones but I've notice my ip4 does it fairly frequently, although I use it a lot!?
iGaz
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It does heat up a fair bit when Im actually talking on it. I thought my case wouldn't be helping...
My 3g used to heat up a fair bit when using the bluetooth tethering option. I used to get a message saying that it needed to cool down on the screen. I ended up leaving it on the windowsill most times. Occasionally putting it in the fridge if that didn't work!
My 3g used to heat up a fair bit when using the bluetooth tethering option. I used to get a message saying that it needed to cool down on the screen. I ended up leaving it on the windowsill most times. Occasionally putting it in the fridge if that didn't work!
It does heat up a fair bit when Im actually talking on it. I thought my case wouldn't be helping...
My 3g used to heat up a fair bit when using the bluetooth tethering option. I used to get a message saying that it needed to cool down on the screen. I ended up leaving it on the windowsill most times. Occasionally putting it in the fridge if that didn't work!
LMAO...."put it in the fridge". I like it!!!
Cya
iGaz
New Member
Put it in the fridge? Lol
I fell asleep with my phone in my pocket. I woke up in the middle of the night because my leg felt really hot. It was my phone! It was very hot and It was going through a restart phase every couple of minutes. I put it on my desk and it cooled down and I have not had a problem since.
I am thinking that the lithium ion battery got a little to warm from body heat and started to overheat and probably would have runaway if I didn't catch it. This might have either melted the phone or burned my leg or both! Eh, who knows.... I think it might be a safety issue though.
Any suggestions?
I am thinking that the lithium ion battery got a little to warm from body heat and started to overheat and probably would have runaway if I didn't catch it. This might have either melted the phone or burned my leg or both! Eh, who knows.... I think it might be a safety issue though.
Any suggestions?
5er driver
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Mine only heats up when the battery is charging, haven't seen the warning message yet.
candy_island
New Member
i encounter the following problems when setting up tm.net email account in iphone 4.
1. missing incoming emails (comparing to what i got from MS Outlook)
2. MS Outlook doesn't capture emails sent from iphone in the sent folder
i don't have such problems with my yahoo and exchange email accounts but only tm.net email. i tried calling maxis & TM, but none of the agent could help me
Please help me!! Thanks
1. missing incoming emails (comparing to what i got from MS Outlook)
2. MS Outlook doesn't capture emails sent from iphone in the sent folder
i don't have such problems with my yahoo and exchange email accounts but only tm.net email. i tried calling maxis & TM, but none of the agent could help me
Please help me!! Thanks
If it does overheat to an unsafe level you should get the over temp warning. So you and your phone wouldn't get injured
If I am sleeping, I don't think I would hear the alarm or see it. Is it an audio alarm or just a visual alarm?
