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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Units Exploded Due to Its 'Aggressive Design': Report
Folks at Instrumental tried to do their own R&D alongside and have come up with a potential theory explaining these explosions.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7, a 'Potential Fire Hazard', Banned by 4 Australian Airlines
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 ban by Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Australia and Tiger Airlines came into effect yesterday. Initially, the device was allowed if it was turned off and not charged.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Recall: The Name That Wasn't Meant to Be
Samsung is facing a tough challenge as it tries to emerge from the ashes of the Galaxy Note 7 recall and is faced by more setbacks in its efforts to contain the fiasco.
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Samsung Executives Meet Aviation Regulator Over Galaxy Phones Catching Fire
Senior executives of Samsung today met officials of aviation regulator - Director General of Civil Aviation -two days after one of the company's high-end smartphones caught fire inside an IndiGo aircraft.
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New Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Units to Sport Green Battery Indicator to Show They're Safe
In South Korea, Samsung is shipping new Note 7 units with Green battery indicator instead of White.
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One Million Samsung Smartphones In US Recall
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission on Thursday announced a recall of around one million Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones plagued by incidents of batteries bursting into flames.
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Reliance Jio SIM Cards, iPhone 7 Launch and India Price, More News This Week
Apple's launch was naturally the highlight of the week, though Reliance Jio and exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 handsets gave it a run for its money.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Recall: Here's How to Check If Your Unit Is Safe
Samsung will be providing replacement stocks for the Note 7 country-wise starting with Australia later this month.
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Australian Airline Bans Use Of Samsung Note 7 Fearing Battery Explosions
Australian carrier Qantas told customers today not to use or charge Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 during flights after faulty batteries in the new smartphone caused some handsets to explode.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Will No Longer Ship With Samsung SDI Batteries: Report
The explosions were credited to a fault in the battery made by the company affiliate Samsung SDI.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Units Exploded Due to Its 'Aggressive Design': Report
Folks at Instrumental tried to do their own R&D alongside and have come up with a potential theory explaining these explosions.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7, a 'Potential Fire Hazard', Banned by 4 Australian Airlines
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 ban by Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Australia and Tiger Airlines came into effect yesterday. Initially, the device was allowed if it was turned off and not charged.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Recall: The Name That Wasn't Meant to Be
Samsung is facing a tough challenge as it tries to emerge from the ashes of the Galaxy Note 7 recall and is faced by more setbacks in its efforts to contain the fiasco.
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Samsung Executives Meet Aviation Regulator Over Galaxy Phones Catching Fire
Senior executives of Samsung today met officials of aviation regulator - Director General of Civil Aviation -two days after one of the company's high-end smartphones caught fire inside an IndiGo aircraft.
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New Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Units to Sport Green Battery Indicator to Show They're Safe
In South Korea, Samsung is shipping new Note 7 units with Green battery indicator instead of White.
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One Million Samsung Smartphones In US Recall
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission on Thursday announced a recall of around one million Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones plagued by incidents of batteries bursting into flames.
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Reliance Jio SIM Cards, iPhone 7 Launch and India Price, More News This Week
Apple's launch was naturally the highlight of the week, though Reliance Jio and exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 handsets gave it a run for its money.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Recall: Here's How to Check If Your Unit Is Safe
Samsung will be providing replacement stocks for the Note 7 country-wise starting with Australia later this month.
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Australian Airline Bans Use Of Samsung Note 7 Fearing Battery Explosions
Australian carrier Qantas told customers today not to use or charge Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 during flights after faulty batteries in the new smartphone caused some handsets to explode.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Will No Longer Ship With Samsung SDI Batteries: Report
The explosions were credited to a fault in the battery made by the company affiliate Samsung SDI.
