Apple insists these complications processes are carried out on the phone, because it does not want the privacy implications associated with sending the data to the cloud.
Advertisement
The new iPhone 7 was unleashed upon the world just days ago, but already there’s something weird going on with them, apparently.
The new phones were released last week, about the same time Samsung issued a recall for the Galaxy Note 7. Reports say they are hissing like snakes in the grass. Or is it actually just normal? Another possibility is that the rumored manufacturing issues that caused supply shortages to begin with were ironed out ahead of launch and shipments are finally starting to roll in a bit more regularly ahead of Apple’s second wave of launches.
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.
Advertisement
According to reports on technology-focused websites, Apple Inc.’s (AAPL) new smartphone, the iPhone 7, makes hissing sounds when it is overloaded. Also, engineers suggested that the sound users are hearing might be the “coil whine”, the sound produced by electrical components while operating. If the current is more heavy, a louder acoustic noise is produced. Social media users now refer to the phenomenon as “Hissgate”, following Iphone 6 Plus “bendgate” scanda. But if you live in or around a major metropolitan area in the U.S., you might be surprised at how easy it now is to find the new iPhone model you’re looking for. Apple declined NBC News’ request for comment.
