Apple Releases iPhone 15 Pro Software Update to Fix Overheating Issue

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The United Kingdom is urging companies like Apple, Samsung, and Google to find a solution to prevent phone thefts in London. The idea is to make it harder for thieves to steal phones in the first place, so they can't easily sell them. This request was made by London Mayor Sadiq Khan and police chief Sir Mark Rowley during a recent meeting. They spoke to Apple and told them that they should find a viable solution that would stop making iPhones such a lucrative target for thieves.

After releasing iOS 17.0.3 to the public, Apple has released the final release candidate build of its upcoming iOS 17.1, iPadOS 17.1, watchOS 10.1, macOS Sonoma 14.1, and tvOS 17.1 to developers. The latest build is potentially the final update before the company releases the official updates to the public. The latest updates will bring a plethora of new features to the table, which the company announced at its WWDC 2023 event.

After releasing a couple of betas, Apple has now seeded the Release Candidate (RC) versions of iOS 17.1 to public testers and developers. iOS 17, Apple's latest OS for the iPhone, was unveiled at WWDC 2023 in June and was released last month to users around the world. It brings new features to iPhones such as Live Voicemail, Contact Posters, and the Journal app. While the release has largely been smooth, iPhone 15 users initially reported major heating issues, which were fixed with an update for iOS 17. Now, Apple is gearing up to release iOS 17.1, and in anticipation of that, the iOS 17.1 RC has been rolled out.

Apple is preparing to release a new device we won't be able to buy, but new iPhone owners will certainly appreciate.

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Just one week after the roll-out of the iOS 17.1 Beta 2, Apple has now released the iOS 17.1 Beta 3 update. The new update will be available to those who have signed up for Apple's Developer program and are eligible to receive beta updates. The rest of the users will not see this till the stable version is rolled out globally, which is likely to happen by the end of the month. The Beta 3 update has added an important feature to the Action Button that will prevent accidental activation while in the pocket or a bag. Additionally, the Wallet app has also been given an important fix.

Apple announced the iPhone 15 Pro models last month which have been received pretty well by the tech community. The new titanium finish is more durable than stainless steel but had its fair share of controversies. However, Apple is amid complaints from users, stating that the units are overheating without any reason, The company is aware of the issue and has already issued a fix for the iPhone 15 Pro's overheating issue. Now, thermal images of the iPhone 15 Pro have surfaced, showcasing the impact iOS 17.0.3 brought to the table.

Apple's new iPhone 15 Pro models pack a lot of power thanks to the latest A17 Pro chip and upgraded RAM, Initial benchmarks of the A17 Pro reveal faster CPU and GPU performance. While the design and internal design are slightly tweaked, users have been reporting that their units are overheating. Apple is aware of the issue and has released iOS 17.0.3 with a fix for the overheating issue on the iPhone 15 Pro models. After testing the latest update, a user came to the conclusion that the issue had not been fixed.

iOS update: Apple's newest iPhone 15 series was unveiled to the public with huge excitement. However, some users have reported heating issues with the iPhone 15 models. While this was initially attributed to the new A17 Pro chip, Apple quickly dismissed these claims, stating that it was due to some third-party apps as well as a software issue that would soon be fixed. Now, the Cupertino-based tech giant has rolled out an update that not only promises to fix the heating issues but also brings a solution for a critical security flaw in the previous versions of iOS that has already been actively exploited.