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Samsung Galaxy Note 9 4,000mAh Battery Completely Safe: CEO
Samsung Mobile Chief DJ Koh explained that the engineers are confident of the Galaxy Note 9's battery safety.
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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 Galaxy Note 4 Refurbished Batteries Recalled Due to Fire and Burn Hazards
The recall has been caused due to a report of counterfeit battery overheating.
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Samsung To Sell Refurbished Galaxy Note 7 Smartphones
Samsung released its high-end Galaxy Note 7 "phablet" on August 19, 2016, but a few days later began receiving reports of battery explosions and devices catching fire during the charging process.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Refurbished Units to Be Sold in Certain Markets
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will return to the market in certain countries as a refurbished model, in consultation with regulators.
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Samsung Creates Office for Product Quality Improvement After Galaxy Note 7 Debacle
Samsung's decision is the latest step in its strategy to rebuild consumer trust after it was forced to end sales of the Galaxy Note 7 due to fires caused by battery defects.
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South Korea Reports Its Own Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Probe Results
The Korea Testing Laboratory probe found no other cause for the Galaxy Note 7 fires other than a combination of manufacturing and design faults with the batteries.
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Samsung Confirms Faulty Battery as Reason Behind Galaxy Note 7 Fires
Internal and independent investigations "concluded that batteries were found to be the cause of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explosions."
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Samsung Says Battery Defects Caused Note 7 Fires
In its first explanation of the cause of the debacle, the world's top smartphone maker ruled out problems with the premium device's hardware and software, and said there would be no repeat of the fires in future devices such as the upcoming S8.
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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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Fire-Extinguishing Lithium-Ion Batteries Could Prevent Explosions: Study
A team of researchers have built a new battery using lithium-ion compound but with a chemical compound that can blow off the fire in 0.4 seconds
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Samsung Probe Finds Battery Was Main Cause Of Note 7 Fires: Report
The company in October said it will examine all aspects of the phone, including hardware design and software, and would hire third-party firms as part of its probe.
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Samsung Was Blunt About Its Bad Year as It Introduced New Products at CES 2017
Running through the background of the entire Samsung keynote was a note of contrition - or at least something like it.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 9 4,000mAh Battery Completely Safe: CEO
Samsung Mobile Chief DJ Koh explained that the engineers are confident of the Galaxy Note 9's battery safety.
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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 Galaxy Note 4 Refurbished Batteries Recalled Due to Fire and Burn Hazards
The recall has been caused due to a report of counterfeit battery overheating.
-
Samsung To Sell Refurbished Galaxy Note 7 Smartphones
Samsung released its high-end Galaxy Note 7 "phablet" on August 19, 2016, but a few days later began receiving reports of battery explosions and devices catching fire during the charging process.
-
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Refurbished Units to Be Sold in Certain Markets
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will return to the market in certain countries as a refurbished model, in consultation with regulators.
-
Samsung Creates Office for Product Quality Improvement After Galaxy Note 7 Debacle
Samsung's decision is the latest step in its strategy to rebuild consumer trust after it was forced to end sales of the Galaxy Note 7 due to fires caused by battery defects.
-
South Korea Reports Its Own Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Probe Results
The Korea Testing Laboratory probe found no other cause for the Galaxy Note 7 fires other than a combination of manufacturing and design faults with the batteries.
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Samsung Confirms Faulty Battery as Reason Behind Galaxy Note 7 Fires
Internal and independent investigations "concluded that batteries were found to be the cause of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explosions."
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Samsung Says Battery Defects Caused Note 7 Fires
In its first explanation of the cause of the debacle, the world's top smartphone maker ruled out problems with the premium device's hardware and software, and said there would be no repeat of the fires in future devices such as the upcoming S8.
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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.
-
Fire-Extinguishing Lithium-Ion Batteries Could Prevent Explosions: Study
A team of researchers have built a new battery using lithium-ion compound but with a chemical compound that can blow off the fire in 0.4 seconds
-
Samsung Probe Finds Battery Was Main Cause Of Note 7 Fires: Report
The company in October said it will examine all aspects of the phone, including hardware design and software, and would hire third-party firms as part of its probe.
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Samsung Was Blunt About Its Bad Year as It Introduced New Products at CES 2017
Running through the background of the entire Samsung keynote was a note of contrition - or at least something like it.
