It?s not just Samsungs, now iPhones are catching fire too

Following the latest don't forget of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 due to numerous incidents of the version catching fireplace, it seems like Apple might have a comparable issue.

The tech giant is apparently investigating a number of reports that some of their more recent models had been catching fire because of overheating lithium-ion batteries.

It appears to be affecting the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 6 Plus - so no concerns if you have an old 5c that is seen more cracks than a face mask.

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One of the customers who has made a criticism, Yvette Estrada, told ABC 30, 'I heard a scorching, then we heard the pop and the complete hearth changed into popping out of the screen.'

Yvette put the iPhone out by way of submerging it inside the sink, but now not earlier than it had broken the table in which it were sat and a pair of glasses that have been close to by.

Apple's trouble is nowhere close to on the same scale as the only presently on Samsung's arms, which has led to Samsung reportedly preventing production of the product all collectively but, simply to be on the safe facet, if your iPhone ever feels too hot, make certain it is away from your face and completely uncovered.