Galaxy Note 7 Crisis
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Samsung Galaxy S8 Goes on Sale, Aims to Move on From Retail Crisis
Samsung Galaxy S8 is the firm's first major launch since last year's humiliating withdrawal of the Galaxy Note 7 over exploding batteries.
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From Freedom 251 to Note 7 and No Man's Sky - The Biggest Disappointments of 2016
The year has been rough on everyone, and the world of tech is no exception. Here are the worst moments we remember.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Crisis Brings Down South Korea's Industrial Output
Samsung ending the production and sales of Galaxy Note 7 caused an 18.1 percent decline in production of communication and broadcasting equipment in October.
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As Samsung Moves on From Galaxy Note 7 Crisis, SDI Battery Affiliate Struggles
Samsung SDI's TV and smartphone screens and batteries were once key to Samsung Electronics' rapid growth.
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Samsung Electronics CEO Says Firm Must Learn From Crisis
Without referring directly to the failure of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7s, Kwon said employees should look back and ask whether they had been complacent.
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Samsung To Compensate Suppliers Hit By Note 7 Crisis
Samsung Electronics said Tuesday it would compensate suppliers hit by the decision to scrap its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones because of safety fears with exploding batteries.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 Crisis Is an Opportunity for Apple, Google
The South Korean company is entering the crucial holiday shopping season with no large-screen smartphone.
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YouTube Video Showing Samsung Galaxy Note 7 'Flamer' In Burger King Goes Viral
A YouTube video showing an oven-gloved Burger King employee struggling with a burning Galaxy Note 7 has become a viral illustration of the crisis facing Samsung over its troubled smartphone.
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Samsung Changes Note 7 Output Schedule After Fire Reports
Samsung's crisis with its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone hit a new low on Monday as the company confirmed that it has made changes to its production of the disgraced phones to ensure safety following reports that even its replacements for the fire-prone phones were overheating.
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Samsung Galaxy S8 Goes on Sale, Aims to Move on From Retail Crisis
Samsung Galaxy S8 is the firm's first major launch since last year's humiliating withdrawal of the Galaxy Note 7 over exploding batteries.
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From Freedom 251 to Note 7 and No Man's Sky - The Biggest Disappointments of 2016
The year has been rough on everyone, and the world of tech is no exception. Here are the worst moments we remember.
-
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Crisis Brings Down South Korea's Industrial Output
Samsung ending the production and sales of Galaxy Note 7 caused an 18.1 percent decline in production of communication and broadcasting equipment in October.
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As Samsung Moves on From Galaxy Note 7 Crisis, SDI Battery Affiliate Struggles
Samsung SDI's TV and smartphone screens and batteries were once key to Samsung Electronics' rapid growth.
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Samsung Electronics CEO Says Firm Must Learn From Crisis
Without referring directly to the failure of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7s, Kwon said employees should look back and ask whether they had been complacent.
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Samsung To Compensate Suppliers Hit By Note 7 Crisis
Samsung Electronics said Tuesday it would compensate suppliers hit by the decision to scrap its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones because of safety fears with exploding batteries.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 Crisis Is an Opportunity for Apple, Google
The South Korean company is entering the crucial holiday shopping season with no large-screen smartphone.
-
YouTube Video Showing Samsung Galaxy Note 7 'Flamer' In Burger King Goes Viral
A YouTube video showing an oven-gloved Burger King employee struggling with a burning Galaxy Note 7 has become a viral illustration of the crisis facing Samsung over its troubled smartphone.
-
Samsung Changes Note 7 Output Schedule After Fire Reports
Samsung's crisis with its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone hit a new low on Monday as the company confirmed that it has made changes to its production of the disgraced phones to ensure safety following reports that even its replacements for the fire-prone phones were overheating.
