iPhone Wi-Fi failures caused by battery heat?

[ruption]

Many people think that the problem is caused by the iPhone overheating, and some go so far as to place their iPhone into a refrigerator to speed up the cooling process. (We don't suggest that you do the same; refrigerating your iPhone could cause water damage and void your warranty.) We recommend letting the iPhone cool at room temperature for 30 to 60 minutes, or until cool to the touch...........http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-19512_7-10218183-233.html

[telony]

They have this At&t ad that says there's an app for everything.....well....get an app to cool it down

[Cultus]

I thought the over-heating problem was long solved. Hmmmmm

[djK]

still over heating even with firmware upgrade

[NOKIA 3650]

still over heating even with firmware upgrade

By default, the 625MHz processor is underclocked.

We generally download and install multitasking utilities (such as back grounder) so we have our Instant Messaging apps open in the background, while we runing some processor intensive game in the foreground.

In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with the hardware. I believe the problem is poorly coded (unapproved by Apple) apps.


I saw a thread once however which illustrated steps (in the terminal) for reverting the underclock to the regular stock speeds.


I'm just reminding you that our poor little iPhones have only 128MB of DRAM.

[jomo]

i was going to say the same thing! it wasnt designed for mutli this n that, sheesh, give it a break! you have it on 24/7s, brightness probably too high, too much CRAP installed on it

my iphones used to overheat too until i figured out why


LOL, it used to BURN ME! heh heh, but i like pain... so ... lol

[dtgo]

I thought the over-heating problem was long solved. Hmmmmm

u have a link to this info

my iphones used to overheat too until i figured out why


LOL, it used to BURN ME! heh heh, but i like pain... so ... lol

what was ur method