The Galaxy Note 7 debacle is six months of corporate history that Samsung would rather forget. Today, it’s taking a very expensive step towards closure. Customers who bought the Galaxy Note 7 can >>
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This is how Samsung will stop the Galaxy Note7R from exploding.
Fingers crossed it’s third time lucky for Samsung. The phone maker has started quietly producing a refurbished version of its ill-fated Note 7 handset, and pictures of it working have now leaked into >>
Meaningless survey claims some Note 7 owners have switched to iPhone, sky also blue
A survey from IDC hit the inboxes of tech journalists nationwide this afternoon. It was meant to assess the damage to Samsung’s brand following the Note 7 recall, and see how consumer confidence had >>
Samsung’s cash payouts are keeping Note 7 customers loyal
The global Note 7 recall is a very real disaster for Samsung. There’s an immediate cost to destroying all those smartphones, but the bigger question is what the long-term damage will be for >>
Samsung is going to destroy every single Note 7 on the planet
Samsung has issued a global recall for the Note 7, again. But this time, rather than swapping out affected devices, refurbishing them, and trying to salvage the phone, it look like Samsung is >>
The battery in a Samsung phone burst in our office, and it wasn’t a Note 7
By now, you’ve probably heard that Samsung has issued a global recall of the Galaxy Note 7 following a spate of fires in new and replacement devices. But this isn’t a story about >>
Galaxy Note 7 owners can finally go get a safe device
On Wednesday, Samsung will take the first step on a long, painful road to forgetting about the exploding Note 7 saga. The company says that it’s shipped 500,000 non-combustible Note 7 devices to >>
The government is finally issuing an official Galaxy Note 7 recall
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission is finally planning to announce an official recall of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on Thursday afternoon, according to reports circulating in the media. Although Samsung has already >>
