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Our companions, smartphones, are always with us. But sometimes they can become much too warm to handle. This not only makes them uncomfortable to hold but also can damage the internal parts of your phone and make its lifetime shorter. Don't worry if you are someone who knows a lot about technology! This article provides some useful advice on how to keep your smartphone cool and running well.

Why Does Phone Overheat

Several factors can contribute to your phone overheating:

1. Demanding Tasks

Gaming, video streaming, and running several apps at once strain your phone’s processor and graphics card which results in the generation of heat.

2. Direct Sunlight

Letting your phone sit in the sun for too long might make it become like a little cooker inside since this raises its inner heat.

3. Dusty Interiors

When a phone accumulates dust, the dust can keep heat inside the phone thus overheating it.

4. Outdated Software

Old versions of software may not perform well in terms of optimizing for heat reduction by working better resulting in more heat produced.

How to Prevent Overheating of Smartphone

Here are some practical tips to prevent your phone from overheating:

1. Manage Your Apps

To improve performance, close unused apps, and do not keep resource-intensive applications running for too long. It is important to take regular breaks when playing demanding games for instance.

2. Beware of Sunlight

Do not leave your phone exposed to direct sunlight if possible; when outside use a case that reflects light or create shade with something like an umbrella.

3. Improve Your Performance

RehumanizeThere is a need to regularly clean your phone's charging port and speaker grills to avoid dust from accumulating and causing overheating.

4. Embrace the Update

Please ensure that you have installed the most recent software updates. Usually, these come with performance enhancement and bug fixation which can assist in controlling heat generation.

5. Lower the Brightness

The fact that a bright screen uses more power and thus produces more heat is a universally acknowledged truth. When it is not needed, lower the screen’s brightness.

6. Switch Off Functions That Aren't Needed

Battery life is regularly diminished and heat is created when Bluetooth, GPS, or Wi-Fi are left running. Switch them off when they aren’t being used.

Advanced Cooling Techniques

For extreme situations, consider these additional tips (use with caution):

1. External Cooling Pads

These clip-on accessories can provide temporary cooling relief.

2. Turning Off the Phone

If your phone becomes very hot, shut it down completely to allow it to cool down naturally.

Conclusion