Imagine this: your phone feels warm, the cooling process kicks in, and then—out of nowhere—it reboots itself. No warning, no pattern, just an instant shutdown and restart. It’s frustrating, confusing, and often misunderstood.If your device suddenly reboots whenever cooling starts, this isn’t a random glitch—it’s your phone’s thermal management system trying to protect itself. The issue is deeply tied to thermal sensors, battery health, and logic-board control circuits.At My Mobile Spot, technicians frequently encounter this specific problem in both Android

Sometimes your phone starts acting up — battery draining fast, apps freezing, or the system heating up for no reason. You might assume it’s a hardware fault, but often, the true villain hides in plain sight: a single misbehaving app.At My Mobile Spot, we’ve diagnosed countless phones where one corrupted or outdated app triggered performance drops, system crashes, or even permanent damage. Understanding how software interacts with your device can save you from unnecessary replacements and expensive repairs.In this post,

Have you ever noticed your phone getting warm even when you’re not using it? You’re not alone. Many users are puzzled when their phone heats up during standby, especially without any apps running. While mild warmth is normal, constant heating may signal a deeper issue — from software glitches to failing batteries or background processes.At My Mobile Spot, our experienced technicians handle hundreds of such cases every month. Whether it’s overheating due to internal software conflicts or damaged components, understanding

Nothing’s more frustrating than grabbing your phone in the middle of summer only to find it hot to the touch, lagging, or even shutting down. Smartphone overheating is common in warmer months, but if ignored, it can damage your battery and shorten your device’s lifespan.At My Mobile Spot, we specialize in diagnosing and fixing smartphone issues—from repairs to expert battery replacements. This guide breaks down the causes, signs, and solutions for overheating devices, backed by trusted research and industry standards.Why

Seeing "SOS Only" or "No Service" on your iPhone's status bar can be a frustrating and anxiety-inducing experience. It means you can't make or receive calls, send regular text messages, or use cellular data—leaving you disconnected from the world. This issue can strike at any time, whether you're at home, traveling, or in an area where you've always had a strong signal.At My Mobile Spot, we've been helping customers with complex device issues for years, giving us a deep understanding