5 Ways To Solve Apple's iPhone Overheating Problems

The issues surrounding Apple's overheating iPhone 3G/3GS have been well documented and have coerced the company to update its support page and include suggestions on how to keep your phone working fine.

We've managed to compile a list of ways on how you can keep your iPhone cool although many of you might disagree.

(1) Move to cooler countries

Apparently, Apple wants you to use your iPhone in a temperature range between 0º and 35º C. The only way to make sure temperature remains constantly between those two limits is to move to a cooler country where the sun is not as harsh. Iceland is a great choice because of the current economic conditions which makes life there cheaper.

(2) Fit it with a cooling appendage

The other way of cooling your iPhone is to use a cooling accessory. Now, back in 2001, boffins at Purdue University came up with a piezo electric fan so small its blades are roughly the width of a human hair.

The other way of doing it would be to get this Physicool First Aid Kit Cooling Reusable Sports Bandage which is marketed as a "Cool gift for sportsmen". Except you will use it on your iPhone. It works by combining cooling with compression and works by drawing heat out by rapid evaporation.