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Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Over the weekend, Apple blamed several factors for reports of iPhone 15s running hot, pointing to problems with specific apps like Instagram and Uber, post-transfer background processing, and unspecified bugs in iOS 17. Today, the company released a new software update with patch notes saying that iOS 17.0.3 addresses an issue that may cause iPhone to run warmer than expected." Image: Wes Davis iOS 17.0.3 patch notes Checking for the newest update from your device should snag the update, which is shown as a 423.2MB download from Apple.There had been some speculation that hardware issues, perhaps from the iPhone 15's more powerful processor or titanium components, contributed to the sweaty iPhone experience,... Continue reading...