Mobile Heating Mobile Heating All types of electronic devices will heat. The heating of electronic devices...
Mobile Heating
All types of electronic devices will heat. The heating of electronic devices is common but overheating may be dangerous. Some devices use a cooling mechanism to cool down.
Normal Heat or Overheat
If the temperature of your phone is 40°-45°C, then it's normal. This happens with all types of phones, even high-budget phones like OnePlus, iPhone, Samsung, and others. However, if your phone is always in this range, it may be a problem.
Who is Behind the Mobile Heating?
There are two main components responsible for mobile heating:
Processor
The processor is always working, whether we use the phone or not. It contains semiconductors with moving electrons, which collide and generate heat.
Battery
As phones become slimmer, batteries also become smaller but have higher capacities (mAh). A small battery with high capacity can generate more heat while charging.
Problem of Overheating
If your phone overheats, it can slow down the processor to prevent damage. This may cause lagging, hanging, or even force you to turn off the device.
Causes
- Overload
- Poor signal
- Sunlight exposure
- Malware or virus attack
- Too many background applications
- Full internal storage
- Using while charging
- Outdated software
- Excessive use of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, location, hotspot, etc.
Solutions
- Never place the phone in a refrigerator.
- Remove the back cover and turn off the phone to cool it down.
- Check background applications and malware.
- Update phone and apps.
- Clear background apps and cache.
- Reduce brightness.
- Avoid direct sunlight exposure.
What Not to Do
- Downloading and watching videos while charging
- Playing high-end games for long hours
- Recording 4K, slow-motion, and time-lapse videos while downloading
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