Apple iPhone 15 Pro overheating more likely caused by design choices rather than A17 Pro fabrication process

A well-known analyst has claimed that reported Apple iPhone 15 Pro overheating issues have been caused by the design changes made between the iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 generations and not the SoC manufacturing process. The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max ha…

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Apple iPhone 15 Pro overheating more likely caused by design choices rather than A17 Pro fabrication process - Notebookcheck.net

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