Apple tipped to add vapor chamber cooling to the iPhone 17 to prevent overheating
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John Harrison
Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 series is rumored to feature a vapor chamber cooling system to address potential overheating issues, following reports from supply chain sources. This technology, already seen in some Android phones like the Samsung Galaxy S24, uses liquid that evaporates to efficiently dissipate heat from key components such as the processor. While the iPhone 16 has seen improvements in heat management compared to its predecessor, lingering issues persist, especially with the A18 Pro chipset in the Pro models. The introduction of vapor chambers could lead to enhanced performance and reduced overheating in the upcoming iPhone models. Other anticipated upgrades for the iPhone 17 series include camera improvements, a slight redesign, and a possible new model called the iPhone 17 Air.
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