Apple Plans Hardware Changes for iPhone 16 to Address Overheating

Despite a software fix for the iPhone 15, the company is considering a graphene thermal system and a metal shell for the Pro series battery in the next model.

Apple is reportedly working on hardware changes for the iPhone 16 to address overheating issues that were prevalent in the iPhone 15 series.
The company is considering the use of a graphene thermal system and a metal shell for the Pro series battery to improve heat dissipation.
Apple had previously released a software update to address the overheating issue in the iPhone 15, attributing the problem to software bugs and certain apps.
Despite the software fix, some users reported that their iPhones were still getting too hot to hold without a case.
The iPhone 16 could potentially be more expensive than the iPhone 15 due to increased production costs.