Cellphone Overheated? Here's what to do.
There's a heat wave for most of the country’s population and the Weather Channel predicts that summer 2024 could see the highest temperatures in the last decade. For many, this means more time cooling off at the pool or at a beach, but this also means putting your smartphone at-risk to high temperatures or water. A smartphone is a vital communication tool, but it’s important to remember that if your device is exposed to excessive heat or water, it could become damaged. This means leaving a cellphone in a car or even driving with it attached to your dashboard or windshield might cause overheating. UScellular offers some tips on how to keep a phone from overheating or becoming water damaged: Get a water-resistant device : Consider getting a water-resistant phone so you can visit the pool or beach without fear. The iPhone 15 Pro Max and Samsung Galaxy S24+ offer water-resistant technology that allows them to be briefly submerged in water and still f