Remember two years ago when the iphone 6 was released, the device was found to have bending issues nicknamed "BendGate". Thankfully, we won't have to worry about the iPhone 7 having the same bending issues the iPhone 6 did, but it has its own problem too.

Less than two week after its launch, some users of the recently launched iPhone(First noticed by Stephen Hackett from 512 Pixels) have been complaining of a hissing sound coming from the motherboard. And now, this particular problem is called the "Hissgate".

Watch the video below and listen to the sound yourself.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogs_g9BlGQc

This hissing sound is being triggered when the iPhone’s new A10 Fusion processor is being pushed hard by certain games and other demanding apps. At the moment it is unsure if this problem affects all iphones 7s, but according to Stephen, Apple said they’d replace his device after he reported the issue.
If this issue is not quickly solved, it could serious problem for Apple just like the explosion issue of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.

source - Naijatechs

afelouz:
LIES!!!!

LifeDrama:
That's a lie...not faulty

LifeDrama:
That's a lie...not faulty

Shut up there, u don use am?

Hehe....

From Explosion to Hissing...

Everybody be manufacturing nonsense these days....

The only issue mine has is the cost

It's hissing at the stupidity of the owner

Wonderful.... Vanity upon vanity....
At least its better.... 2nd and 3rd degree burm from Samsung Note7

dmltoyin:
It's hissing at the stupidity of the owner

As I no kuku fit afford the phone, make I join those wey go use mouth spoil the phone

DrayZee:
Hehe....
Yet some will be comparing this to Exynos and Snapdragon..

Even Mediatek with sufficient RAM will not be easily strained...

no mind dem iphone activists dem.

dmltoyin:
It's hissing at the stupidity of the owner

puhahahaha dem go soon recall all Iphone 7.


Iphone 7 vs Note 7 vs CamonC9.

2down.. 1 to go.

DrayZee:
Hehe....
Yet some will be comparing this to Exynos and Snapdragon..

Even Mediatek with sufficient RAM will not be easily strained...

Are you serious right now?
Are you even connected to Google or XDA developers in this life?

Please search for Apple iPhone 7 a10 64bit processor performance.
It thumps all the snapdragons and exynos phones despite having a smaller smaller RAM.

I'm not an Apple fanboy BTW.

hahahhaa, even an average MTK processor doesn't hiss

Nawa oo

hUmaneOne:


Are you serious right now?
Are you even connected to Google in this life?

Please search for Apple iPhone 7 a10 fusion performance.
It thumps all the snapdragons and exynos despite having a smaller smaller RAM.

I'm not an Apple fanboy BTW.

Yes, i have seen the thread where that comparison was made. If you check the results, you will see that there wasn't that much of a difference.

And those are just benchmarks. Real life situations will barely ever reach a level thay will strain a OnePlus 3.

And besides, it's Oneplus we're talking of here. A relatively cheap phone with flagship specs.

Meanwhile the iPhone 7 in question was not even subjected to much stress and we're already hearing a "hissing" sound.

Go get an S7 with an Exynos and then we'll know whp the champion is.

I wanted to buy this iPhone 7 but since it has started hissing I don change my mind

China

O setigo thank God they didn't have the colour I wanted

One of the reasons buying a phone at launch is a no-no for me...many units will be faulty.

I talk'am!

Eye Phone! Una eyes neva see anything

Thank God for the problem discovered, at least, people can save their money for something more important.

why e no go hiss, money miss road.

dmltoyin:
It's hissing at the stupidity of the owner

lol.......funny u

Hissing sound when it is not a snake!

This iphone7 wey babes don get payment method for

I kant laugh finish

Big money, Big problem... Flexing with my nokia E71 for years

You use ur money to buy iProblem

Motherboard complaining. Joor too much load

kingsamm:
Remember two years ago when the iphone 6 was released, the device was found to have bending issues nicknamed "BendGate". Thankfully, we won't have to worry about the iPhone 7 having the same bending issues the iPhone 6 did, but it has its own problem too.

Less than two week after its launch, some users of the recently launched iPhone(First noticed by Stephen Hackett from 512 Pixels) have been complaining of a hissing sound coming from the motherboard. And now, this particular problem is called the "Hissgate".

Watch the video below and listen to the sound yourself.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogs_g9BlGQc

READ ALSO: How To Track and Locate Your Missing Android Phone

This hissing sound is being triggered when the iPhone’s new A10 Fusion processor is being pushed hard by certain games and other demanding apps. At the moment it is unsure if this problem affects all iphones 7s, but according to Stephen, Apple said they’d replace his device after he reported the issue.
If this issue is not quickly solved, it could serious problem for Apple just like the explosion issue of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.

source - Naijatechs

Olowo fi owo ra wahala....

Gracito:
O setigo thank God they didn't have the colour I wanted

Nwanne, If l hear say na colour! Na recession biko!

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DrayZee:

Yes, i have seen the thread where that comparison was made. If you check the results, you will see that there wasn't that much of a difference. And those are just benchmarks. Real life situations will barely ever reach a level thay will strain a OnePlus 3.
And besides, it's Oneplus we're talking of here. A relatively cheap phone with flagship specs.
Go get an S7 with an Exynos and then we'll know whp the champion is.

I've used all the flagships there is(excluding iPhone 7) and you and I can conclude that apps run faster on apple than Android ,despite having a smaller RAM.

Any body with half a brain knows iPhone software and hardware is tightly integrated hence they are far far smoother in operation

Most Nigerians hate what they cant afford, hence the dislike for Apple.
I'm not an Apple fanboy BTW..I love modding roms so I stick to Android.