vg247 :GTA 5 mod adds exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 bombs to the game
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GTA 5 mod adds exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 bombs to the game
The Galaxy Note 7's explosive capabilities make it the perfect addition to GTA 5.Samsung are having a bad time to say the least.Galaxy Note 7 handsets have been exploding all over the shop and production has been halted shortly after the replacement handsets continued to burst into flames.But a GTA 5 mod is seeing the more useful applications of phone and you can now buy yourself a Samsung sticky bomb at the local weapons store.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 crisis deepens. Is it 'done for'?
Samsung Electronics has suspended production of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, according to a source, after reports of fires in replacement devices added to the tech giant's worst ever recall crisis.(Reuters; Photo: AP)Samsung is suspending production of its Galaxy Note 7 replacement phones after more reports of fires, according to news reports in South Korea and the United States.The major U.S. carriers, including Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile, announced their own suspension of sales or exchanges of the troubled device, which is having one of the worst rollouts of a tech product in recent memory.Samsung spokeswoman Jee Hye-ryong said the company was "temporarily adjusting the Galaxy Note 7 production schedule in order to take further steps to ensure quality and safety matters." Samsung has not commented on articles attributed to unnamed sources published by the Korean Yonhap News Agency and the Wall Street Journal that it was suspending production entirely. Fred Barbash
Samsung Halts Galaxy Note 7 Production as Battery Problems Linger
PhotoSEOUL, South Korea — When Samsung Electronics introduced its sleek, high-end Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in August, one of its senior executives called it "the most intelligent smartphone that we have ever created."Today, that model — which the South Korean electronics giant was counting on to help it close the gap with Apple, its biggest rival — looks more like an expensive problem that will not go away.Samsung has temporarily halted production of the Galaxy Note 7, a person familiar with the decision said on Monday, amid reports that a number of the devices had caught fire.The decision comes just five weeks after Samsung said it would recall 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 phones after reports of battery fires, suggesting that it has not been able to fix the problem.Samsung had initially said that the problem was solved, after allowing consumers to trade in their phones for new ones. Choe Sang-Hun
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