Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Exploding

Editors' note, December 9, 2016: The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is dead. After some handsets from both the initial run and from a second run of replacement phones caught fire, Samsung yanked it entirely. The Galaxy Note 7. AP Samsung says bad battery design and a rush to release an updated version of the Galaxy Note 7 caused some of the devices to overheat and explode. Samsung has recalled its new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after reports it can overheat and even explode. The company said it “conducted a thorough investigation and found a battery cell issue.” (UPDATE: It has now stopped production of the phone.) The Note 7 disaster threatened to burn Samsung's brand to the ground. How the company plans to renew itself with the Galaxy S8. Samsung has revealed the causes behind those exploding Note 7s: design and manufacturing battery flaws The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was supposed to be the next jewel in the South Korean company's line of Android smartphones, touted for its bigger battery that could power the phone for an impressive nine hours. .

Samsung has instituted an eight-point battery check to prevent the problems it had with the Galaxy Note 7. Infographic by Alfred Ng/CNET The cancellation of the Galaxy Note 7 has been an unprecedented public relations disaster for Samsung, the world’s largest maker of smartphones. Know Everything about Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Samsung is going to release Galaxy Note 7, Note 7 Edge. Check Galaxy Note 6 release date, Specifications, Price Pre-order the Galaxy Note8 today from Samsung and discover the features that let you see the bigger picture and communicate in a whole new way. .