With early buyers of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus complaining of odd hissing noises that the smartphones emit, a look at some other bugs and issues that those, who purchased the recently launched phones have been facing. Due to the sound originating from heavy requests on the processor 9to5Mac reports that many believe it to be the A10 Fusion system on chip itself.
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Buyers said that when iPhone 7 is pushed to do multiple apps at once, it makes a faint hissing sound that some may hear when the gadget is put closely to the ears. If you are anxious about this issue, you should be able to take your iPhone 7 or 7 Plus to your local Apple Store where you bought it and exchange it for a new one as you’re bound to still be covered by your warranty.
iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus reviews are all over the place and the devices are sold out all over.it is pretty hard to get your hands on one of these devices especially the newly introduced colors that Apple has introduced.
The phenomenon has already been called “Hissgate” on Twitter, with people tweeting clips of their phones making the noise.Two years ago, Apple faced “Bendgate”, a term coined by the internet after users discovered the iPhone 6 Plus bent under certain amounts of pressure.
Apple hasn’t responded to the issue so far but has acknowledged the complaints and replaced the units. Apple detailed the intricacies of manufacturing a Jet Black iPhone during the iPhone keynote, suggesting that the Jet Black iPhone is a real work of art and an impressive engineering feat.
Released just roughly two weeks ago, buyers of the new iPhone 7 have already came across a unusual defect on the gadget.
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One belief is that the noise is being produced by iPhone 7 Plus’ CPU, considering application load seems to directly affect the degree of the hissing sound. Once we get that, you shouldn’t have to worry about it occurring again, though there’s no word on when it will arrive just yet. We can say with 1,000% certainty that this will not improve your device in any way, unless you prefer your phone non-functional. For what it’s worth, neither the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus we now have at our office is experiencing this buzzing issue.
