iphone 6s turned off for no reason and its hard to turn it on even plug it in with computer

Mine is also TSMC (crashed already 3 times today with just sitting in my pocket)

Iphone 6S 64GB

Hamburg

Is there a way to tell which processor is in the phone, other than scary dev ware? Is there some GAME that would give the info on the processor or other device test product like geekbench or something that can read the processor type so we can get some handle on whether or not it is specific to one or the other processors?

Will do. How?

I checked this with this app: http://demo.hiraku.tw/CPUIdentifier/

After that i removed it ...

My 128GB 6s has only had this problem once (so far), on Oct 1st. I didn't do any type of restore or anything to try to "fix" it.

FWIW I just checked the processor and it is the TSMC.

The same here 😟,

6s with 64gb, iOS 9.1 latest Beta

happend 3 times so far within 1 week usage. Very disappointing, I hope that it´s not a HW issue.

I think it is incorrect to say the phone "turned off" because you can't simply power it back on using the power button. You have to do a forced reboot by holding the power and home buttons down. This just happened to me for the second time in a week: 6s plus 128 GB on 9.0.1. I don't what my chip is. I followed instructions on how to use XCode 7 to find out but it just says "Unknown Chip - Unknown Manufacturer"

There is a possibility that the display is what is not working and a forced reboot is what get's it back on.

I just talked to Apple support about this and they hadn't heard about it. They escalated it and my specialist took down this thread number. She said she was going to make sure her supervisor looked at this thread.

At this time I'm going to update to 9.0.2 and see if that resolves the issue. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Related to this thread, I think... on my iPhone 6, 128gb, Samsung A9, and iOS 9.0.2, after restoring from an iPhone 4s / iOS 6 backup I kept getting reboots some of the time, typically when switching between apps such as between mail and safari. I tried a new restore and still it kept rebooting some of the time... kept fiddling with various settings and for the last 2 days the phone appears stable. Digging into the diagnostics logs on the iPhone reveals that the crashes coming from a process called 'SpringBoard'... the Apple Store folks ran diagnostics on the phone and said it was ok. Their only suggestion was for setting the iPhone as new and afterwards moving all data from my old phone manually... not a nice prospect. Below the header of the crash log...

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{"app_name":"SpringBoard","timestamp":"2015-10-03 18:07:22.22 -0700","app_version":"1.0","slice_uuid":"2a6bd074-7054-39ec-a5b7-d016fe13c2c3", "adam_id":0,"build_version":"50","bundleID":"com.apple.springboard","share_with_ app_devs":false,"is_first_party":true,"bug_type":"109","os_version":"iPhone OS 9.0.2 (13A452)","name":"SpringBoard"}

Incident Identifier: 523EC115-B376-478F-AA7E-CB6D6B3BF17D

CrashReporter Key: f5c671fadf7bad999f395d99cc9cd633b467e409

Hardware Model: iPhone8,1

Process: SpringBoard [58]

Path: /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/SpringBoard

Identifier: com.apple.springboard

Version: 50 (1.0)

Code Type: ARM-64 (Native)

Parent Process: launchd [1]

Date/Time: 2015-10-03 18:07:22.22 -0700

Launch Time: 2015-10-03 13:02:35.35 -0700

OS Version: iOS 9.0.2 (13A452)

Report Version: 105

Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)

Exception Subtype: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x000000010a34079a

Triggered by Thread: 0

Does it only happen with TSMC or is there also a Problem with SAMSUNG?

http://9to5mac.com/2015/09/28/a9-samsung-tsmc-speed/

Did the check, it is a Samsung, and the freeze happened today the 4th time 😟

OK, TSMC and SAMSUNG have the problem - doesnt help any further - thank's sommertrip

Sure it does. Proving further it is likely not hardware.

I have found that if I take my phone off power over night it doesn't freeze. Happened to me two days in a row, then last two nights I have unplugged from power around 2AM when I happened to wake up.

So far so good.

Same problem with my new iPhone; it has gone frozen (gone dark and unresponsive) during the night. I have to hold Power + Home for a long time to get it to restart and come back to life. It's an iPhone 6s 64GB. It was setup as new phone (i.e. not restored from backup). I'm also experiencing terrible battery life for some reason.

We have two phones. One is fine, the other is having the problem daily. Found turned off and requires rebooting to run. The numbers are increasing. Apple needs to figure this out! Running lates iOS.