You may know it as the Galaxy Note 7R or the Galaxy Note FE — from Fan Edition — and Samsung may be ready to launch it soon. But we have not seen >>
You may know it as the Galaxy Note 7R or the Galaxy Note FE — from Fan Edition — and Samsung may be ready to launch it soon. But we have not seen >>
Samsung confirmed earlier this year that it is working to revive the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7. Again. As we’re sure we don’t need to remind you, last year’s flagship Galaxy Note phone was >>
Korea will be one of the markets that will see a relaunch of the Galaxy Note 7 this year, a new report says. The Galaxy Note 7R, with R standing for refurbished, is >>
Unless you’re Samsung, you should be happy the Galaxy Note 7 exploded last year. Not only was Samsung able to find some serious quality control issues and hopefully eliminate the risk of exploding batteries >>
Samsung on Monday confirmed what we had already suspected: the Galaxy Note 7 will return to stores. The company will replace the faulty batteries with new ones, and sell the premium handset for >>
After Samsung recalled the Galaxy Note 7 for the second time, we all assumed it was gone for good. As the old saying goes: recalled once, shame on you, recalled twice, maybe just >>
Mercifully for Samsung, attention has finally shifted away from the exploding Galaxy Note 7 to the upcoming Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. At least, it had, until John Oliver decided to dedicate an >>
Samsung wants you to know it’s all about improving the quality of its products following the Galaxy Note 7 disaster, which cost Samsung an estimated $5.35 billion in operating profit. After kicking off >>
