The highly-anticipated iPhone 15 Pro series made its global debut on September 22. However, shortly after&nbsp;people began using these devices equipped with the 3nm A17 Pro chip, reports of overheating problems started to emerge.

Apple has now officially addressed these concerns, attributing them to a combination of factors, including a bug in iOS 17 and certain third-party apps overloading the system.

<h2>The iOS 17 bug</h2>

Apple acknowledges that a few conditions can lead to the iPhone running warmer than expected.

While some initial warmth is common when setting up a new device due to increased background activity, it was abnormal for the heating to persist beyond the setup phase.

The company attributes this issue to a bug within iOS 17, which is causing the prolonged heating problem, reported Forbes.

In addition to the iOS 17 bug, Apple also identified problems with how certain third-party applications are interacting with the system.

These apps have been overloading the iPhone, exacerbating the overheating issue. Apple is actively collaborating with the developers of these apps to implement fixes that will be rolled out gradually.

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<h2>Impact on long-term device performance</h2>

It's important to note that while these overheating issues are certainly a concern, they are not anticipated to have a lasting impact on the overall performance and efficiency of the iPhone 15 Pro series.

Apple assured&nbsp;users that it is committed to resolving these problems with the release of a forthcoming software update.

Apple has not provided a specific timeline&nbsp;&nbsp;for when users can expect these issues to be completely resolved.&nbsp;

Several third-party applications have been identified as contributing to excessive heating. Among them, Instagram (which has reportedly already received an update to mitigate the issue), Uber, and Asphalt 9, a popular racing game, have been named.&nbsp;

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Contrary to speculations that the titanium build of the iPhone 15 Pro models might be the cause of the excessive heat, Apple's statement clarifies that the company is confident in its ability to resolve these issues. The overheating is attributed to software-related factors and is unrelated to the new titanium finish featured on the Pro models.

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The highly-anticipated iPhone 15 Pro series made its global debut on September 22. However, shortly after people began using these devices equipped with the 3nm A17 Pro chip, reports of overheating problems started to emerge.

The highly-anticipated iPhone 15 Pro series made its global debut on September 22. However, shortly after people began using these devices equipped with the 3nm A17 Pro chip, reports of overheating problems started to emerge. Apple has now officially addressed these concerns, attributing them to a combination of factors, including a bug in iOS 17 and certain third-party apps overloading the system. The iOS 17 bug Apple acknowledges that a few conditions can lead to the iPhone running warmer than expected. While some initial warmth is common when setting up a new device due to increased background activity, it was abnormal for the heating to persist beyond the setup phase. The company attributes this issue to a bug within iOS 17, which is causing the prolonged heating problem, reported Forbes. In addition to the iOS 17 bug, Apple also identified problems with how certain third-party applications are interacting with the system. These apps have been overloading the iPhone, exacerbating the overheating issue. Apple is actively collaborating with the developers of these apps to implement fixes that will be rolled out gradually. Also read | Is time travel real? Apple CEO Tim Cook baffled after iPhone spotted in 350-year-old painting Impact on long-term device performance It's important to note that while these overheating issues are certainly a concern, they are not anticipated to have a lasting impact on the overall performance and efficiency of the iPhone 15 Pro series. Apple assured users that it is committed to resolving these problems with the release of a forthcoming software update. Apple has not provided a specific timeline for when users can expect these issues to be completely resolved. Several third-party applications have been identified as contributing to excessive heating. Among them, Instagram (which has reportedly already received an update to mitigate the issue), Uber, and Asphalt 9, a popular racing game, have been named. Also watch | iPhone assembly facility in South India resumes work, 4 days after fire incident Contrary to speculations that the titanium build of the iPhone 15 Pro models might be the cause of the excessive heat, Apple's statement clarifies that the company is confident in its ability to resolve these issues. The overheating is attributed to software-related factors and is unrelated to the new titanium finish featured on the Pro models. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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American technological giant Apple's recently launched iPhones- iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max support Navigation with Indian Constellation (NavIC), which is developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

American technological giant Apple's recently launched iPhones- iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max support Navigation with Indian Constellation (NavIC), which is developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). According to a report by Tech Crunch on Wednesday (September 13), this is the first time that Apple has added support for NavIC to any of its iPhone models. The report said that Apple has not yet specified which features will be included in the deployment. It added that this navigation technology is not there on the standard iPhone 15 and the iPhone 15 Plus variants. What is NavIC? According to ISRO's website, NavIC is designed with a constellation of 7 satellites and a network of ground stations operating 24 x 7. The technology was established to meet India's positioning, navigation and timing requirements. "Three satellites of the constellation are placed in geostationary orbit, at 32.5°E, 83°E and 129.5°E respectively, and four satellites are placed in inclined geosynchronous orbit with equatorial crossing of 55°E and 111.75°E respectively, with inclination of 29° (two satellites in each plane)," the website says. "The ground network consists of control centre, precise timing facility, range and integrity monitoring stations, two-way ranging stations, etc," it adds. NavIC offers two services: Standard Position Service (SPS) for civilian users and Restricted Service (RS) for strategic users. The navigation technology's coverage area includes India and a region up to 1,500 kilometres beyond the Indian boundary. A few applications of the technology are transportation, location-based services, personal mobility, and scientific research. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Apple's iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max support ISRO's navigation tech