I boght an iphone 4s, it gets hot easily, is it normal? does iphone 4s gets hot just for surfing the web?

i boght an iphone 4s and it gets hot easily, is it normal? does iphone 4s get hot just for surfing the web?

It all depends on the reception. If you cell reception is bad, iPhone will try harder and it will get warmer and uses more battery.
For your info, iPhone 4S is a dual core A5 chip.

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