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New solution to iPhone overheating problem: Vapor chamber cooling system coming?

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January 22, 2025

Overheating, which occurs especially in iPhone 15 models, is one of the common problems of many Apple users. According to the news on MyDrivers, the iPhone 17, which is expected to be introduced at the end of this year, will use a ‘vapor chamber cooling system’ to prevent the same problem.

Apple aims to use ‘vapor chamber cooling’ technology against the overheating problem that occurred in its previous models.
The vapor chamber cooling system is widely preferred, especially in Android phones such as the Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel, but Apple has never used this technology in iPhone models before. This system provides cooling by allowing the evaporated liquid to pass through a chamber inside the phone.
It is thought that the reason why Apple does not use this solution on iPhones is that it takes up more space than traditional cooling systems.
The vapor chamber cooling system is designed for high-performance games. It prevents the overheating problem by ensuring that the device operates efficiently during operations such as.
Apple had released a software update to solve the overheating problem experienced especially in the iPhone 15s. Although it was initially thought that this update would slow down the performance of the device, tests revealed that there was no performance loss.
Many different claims are on the agenda about the iPhone 17 series, which is expected to be introduced in September. While it is suggested that Apple may use the A19 processor in the iPhone 17 Pro model; it is also estimated that the camera of the iPhone 17 series will be more powerful than the cameras of all other series.
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