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Samsung Galaxy J7 Catches Fire Mid-Air on Jet Airways Delhi-Indore Flight: Report
The Jet Airways' flight had 120 passengers onboard and it eventually landed safely.
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Samsung Blames Galaxy Note 7 Fires On Faulty Batteries
The world's biggest smartphone maker Samsung blamed faulty batteries on Monday for the fires that led to the recall of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 device.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Explosion Probe Findings Will Be Revealed on Monday, Company Confirms
Samsung said its executives and independent experts will disclose their findings in a press conference in Seoul.
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Vodafone’s New 4G Data Plans, Nokia 6 Registrations, Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro Launch, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, cell phone batteries of the future may also act as fire extinguishers.
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Xiaomi Mi Note 2 Price Leaks, Apple's MacBook Event, and More: Your 360 Daily
OnePlus hosts Diwali sale, another Samsung phones catches fire, and more - here are the big tech news of today.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Reportedly Explodes While on Charge
The user replaced his second Galaxy Note 7 and settled for the Galaxy S7, which caught fire while charging overnight.
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Samsung Is Setting Up Booths At Airports To Exchange Note 7S
The Department of Transportation's ban on the Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 could be leaving some users in a lurch if they try to bring the phone on any flight going to or from any part of the United States. To help those folks, Samsung is setting up pop-up exchange booths of sorts at airports to offer customers another Samsung phone in exchange for thei...
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Japan Bans Galaxy Note 7 On Airplanes Over Fire Risk
Japan has barred all Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones from airplanes, mirroring moves by US regulators and a string of carriers that banned the recalled devices over fire risk concerns.
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AirAsia Bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7 On All Its Flights
Malaysian budget airline group AirAsia has prohibited carrying Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones onboard any of its flights, including those operated by AirAsia India, due to safety concerns.
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Samsung Sees Further $3 Billion Profit Hit From Note 7 Crisis
Samsung on Friday said the crisis over its exploding Note 7 smartphones would cost another $3 billion-plus in lost profit over the next two quarters, but hoped expanded sales of its other flagship handset would help cushion the impact.
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Samsung Galaxy J7 Catches Fire Mid-Air on Jet Airways Delhi-Indore Flight: Report
The Jet Airways' flight had 120 passengers onboard and it eventually landed safely.
-
Samsung Blames Galaxy Note 7 Fires On Faulty Batteries
The world's biggest smartphone maker Samsung blamed faulty batteries on Monday for the fires that led to the recall of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 device.
-
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Explosion Probe Findings Will Be Revealed on Monday, Company Confirms
Samsung said its executives and independent experts will disclose their findings in a press conference in Seoul.
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Vodafone’s New 4G Data Plans, Nokia 6 Registrations, Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro Launch, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, cell phone batteries of the future may also act as fire extinguishers.
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Xiaomi Mi Note 2 Price Leaks, Apple's MacBook Event, and More: Your 360 Daily
OnePlus hosts Diwali sale, another Samsung phones catches fire, and more - here are the big tech news of today.
-
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Reportedly Explodes While on Charge
The user replaced his second Galaxy Note 7 and settled for the Galaxy S7, which caught fire while charging overnight.
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Samsung Is Setting Up Booths At Airports To Exchange Note 7S
The Department of Transportation's ban on the Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 could be leaving some users in a lurch if they try to bring the phone on any flight going to or from any part of the United States. To help those folks, Samsung is setting up pop-up exchange booths of sorts at airports to offer customers another Samsung phone in exchange for thei...
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Japan Bans Galaxy Note 7 On Airplanes Over Fire Risk
Japan has barred all Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones from airplanes, mirroring moves by US regulators and a string of carriers that banned the recalled devices over fire risk concerns.
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AirAsia Bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7 On All Its Flights
Malaysian budget airline group AirAsia has prohibited carrying Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones onboard any of its flights, including those operated by AirAsia India, due to safety concerns.
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Samsung Sees Further $3 Billion Profit Hit From Note 7 Crisis
Samsung on Friday said the crisis over its exploding Note 7 smartphones would cost another $3 billion-plus in lost profit over the next two quarters, but hoped expanded sales of its other flagship handset would help cushion the impact.
