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Apple, the company responsible for manufacturing one the most selling smartphone in the market, iPhone, announced today that heatwave maybe one of the reason for the breakdown in a number of iPhones. The manufacturer has warned all its users to protect their iPhone’s from blazing or direct sunlight which would lead to malfunctions.
The company issued an official announcement after a number of complaints were reported to the firm in which most of them claimed batteries emptying too quickly. Some other complaints included the handsets changing color and glowing pink while others reported the smartphone to faint or hang in the middle.
Owners of iPhone 3G S smartphones reported that the handsets changed color to pink from white after heating up. The company has admitted the fault and have told its users to be aware if exposed to direct sunlight or phone left in hot cars.
The company’s official website reported:
“Low - or high temperature conditions might temporarily shorten battery life or cause the device to temporarily stop working properly. Store iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S in a place where the temperature is between -20º and 45º C. Don’t leave the device in your car, because temperatures in parked cars can exceed this range.”
iPhone is fitted with a feature which makes it automatically shutdown when it heats up. A warning would appear on the user’s screen advising the user to switch it off.
Apple has noted the fault and will be fixing the technical problem very soon to its best-selling smartphone. The company has already sold more than a million smartphones worldwide.