Apple releases iOS 17.0.2 official version again

Apple just pushed out iOS 17.0.2 last Friday, which was an update specifically for the iPhone 15 series. It was mainly to fix an issue that prevented data from being transferred directly from another iPhone during setup.

Early this morning, Apple pushed the official version of iOS 17.0.2. The update version number is 21A351, which is different from the iOS 17.0.2 version number released last week, but the update content is the same. It also fixes the problem that prevents data from being transferred directly from another iPhone during setup.

The official version of iOS 17.0.2 updated today is pushed to all iPhone models that support the update. If your device encounters data migration abnormalities, it is recommended to upgrade to iOS 17.0.2.

I have already upgraded to iOS 17.0.2. You can share your upgrade experience in the comments section.

Recently, the outside world has paid much attention to the new iPhone 15 series. Judging from the feedback from some first-time users and media reports, the iPhone 15 Pro series models seem to have a serious heating problem.

Kuo's latest report speculates that this is because Apple has redesigned the cooling system of the iPhone 15 Pro series in order to make the new iPhone lighter. It is not related to the A17 Pro chip as the outside world claims.

It is expected that Apple will resolve this issue in subsequent software updates.

In addition, the iPhone signal problem still seems to bother a large number of users, and many users are curious about what baseband chip is equipped with this year's iPhone 15 series.

Recently, the foreign disassembly team iFixit shared the disassembly video of the new iPhone 15 mobile phone as soon as possible. Among them, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro MAX are confirmed to use Qualcomm Snapdragon X70 modem, while last year's modem was X65.

However, the iPhone 15 Pro series still uses an external baseband, that is, the baseband is installed separately and is not built into the processor like the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Therefore, the signal of iPhone 15 this year will still not be ideal.

I wonder if users who have already used the iPhone 15 series have encountered signal problems when using the device?