Samsung will have 500,000 Galaxy Note 7 replacements in stores Wednesday
Close DragSamsung will have enough Galaxy Note 7 phones in stores Wednesday to replace half of the devices recalled for a battery problem.Stores will have replacements for the rest of the affected phones by the end of the month.The South Korean company on Tuesday said 500,000 replacement devices have arrived in the US and have been shipped to carrier and retail stores.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Replacement Still Problematic? Users Complain Over New Battery Issues
Despite Samsung's best efforts in containing its problem that sprang from the faulty batteries of its Galaxy Note 7 handsets, there seems to be no end to the nightmarish setback that is plaguing its latest flagship device.Though many are thankful that replacements have started to arrive on certain markets, there are new battery issues with the replacement handsets that could lead to another global commotion.Android Headlines has learned that South Korean TV news network YTN reported recently about complaints over the Galaxy Note 7 replacement units.
Man Sues Samsung After Galaxy Note 7 Allegedly Exploded in His Pants
(Reuters) – Samsung Electronics was sued on Friday by a Florida man who said he suffered severe burns after his Galaxy Note 7 smartphone exploded in his front pants pocket.The lawsuit by Jonathan Strobel may be the first in the United States by a Samsung phone user against the South Korean company over a battery defect linked to the Note 7.It was filed one day after Samsung recalled about 1 million Note 7s sold in the United States.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 emits sparks and smoke during India flight
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 emits sparks and smoke during India flightPostedA Samsung Galaxy smartphone stored in an overhead baggage compartment on an Indian plane has emitted smoke mid-flight, India's aviation regulator says, but there was no damage and the aircraft landed safely.Passengers on board an IndiGo flight smelled smoke coming from the baggage bin and alerted cabin crew, who saw sparks and smoke coming from a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 phone, the airline, owned by InterGlobe Aviation, said in an emailed statement."IndiGo confirms that a few passengers travelling on 6E-054 from Singapore to Chennai noticed the smoke smell in the cabin this morning and immediately alerted the cabin crew on board," the airline said in a statement.
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