iPhones have been exploding and burning people! Has anybody had an iPhone explode on them?
Does any-one out there have first-hand experience of an exploding iPhones?
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/personal_tech/article6736587.ece
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I know people who have owned iPhones eversince and never complained anything about them having overheating issues.
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As always, link goodness:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On9N0D0IF_A
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But iphone or another phone may be explode for using unauthorized battery and other components.Because they are not can make combination to work with other components.
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Good link, esp this quote:
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Mobile device explosions causing injuries are unfortunately an old story, but in many cases those explosions can be traced to faulty phone batteries that are often cheap knock-offs added by the user. The battery on the iPod touch, however, is not replaceable by the user.
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I'd like to know a lot more before I believe that there is a real problem.
In my experience the devices only get warm (and not hot even then) when they've been running an intensive application for a long time. And that doesn't happen when they're in your pocket.
Btw all the cases mentioned seem to be about iPods not iPhones.
But Apple is not winning any friends by how its handling these cases.