Samsung to Galaxy Note 7 holdouts: Stop. Right. Now.
pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung plans to push out a software update for its now-defunct Galaxy Note 7 phone to customers throughout Europe on October 31, the company announced on Tuesday.The update for the phone, which was prone to catching fire because of problems with its lithium-ion battery, will limit the battery charge to 60 percent of its full capacity.Wait, you might be thinking, didn't Samsung issue this update a month ago?And hasn't it recalled all Galaxy Note 7s and stopped making the phone altogether?
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IDC: 50% Of Polled Galaxy Note 7 Owners Moving To iPhone
IDC: 50% Of Polled Galaxy Note 7 Owners Moving To iPhoneThe pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and its subsequent two recalls and indefinite pulling from the market have been a major story over the last few weeks.So much so that even in the aftermath of the event(s), many are still trying to predict and understand what will be the effects of such an unprecedented recall.Will the Samsung brand get past this and regain consumer trust?Will the Galaxy Note range make a triumphant return next year, or a return at all?
Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 Debacle Wipes Out Its Mobile Profit
PhotoHONG KONG — It may well take years to tabulate the full damage pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung's discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7 will have on the company's brand.But on Thursday, the South Korean electronics giant offered a quick glimpse of just how costly its combustible phone has been.The Galaxy Note 7 debacle virtually wiped out profits at its high-profile mobile communications division during the third quarter, Samsung said.The division posted an operating profit of $87.9 million.
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