Samsung announces 1 million customers are now using safe Galaxy Note 7 units
Samsung announces 1 million customers are now using safe Galaxy Note 7 units

Samsung announces 1 million customers are now using safe Galaxy Note 7 units

❤ 574 , Категория: Новости,   ⚑ 15 Авг 2017г

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5. Macready (Posts: 961; Member since: 08 Dec 2014)

More ontopic, the iPhone 7 copied the Note 7:

http://bgr.com/2016/09/29/ipho ne-7-exploding-fire-photos/

10. kiko007 (Posts: 2379; Member since: 17 Feb 2016)

«All joking aside — and before other sites catch wind of this story and go crazy with it — this clearly appears to be an isolated incident, at least for the time being.»

That portion was quoted from the article you posted. I don’t know about you, but the majority of people consider 1 incident to be less than 80+ incidents.

11. Macready (Posts: 961; Member since: 08 Dec 2014)

And yet we have no reliable statistics on either, that’s all I know.

What I also know, is that as much as websites thrive from these incidents with clickbait headlines, exploding batteries isn’t exactly a new phenomenon for either maker.

https://www.google.nl/search?q =iphone+exploded&safe=off&rlz= 1C1AOHY_nlNL708NL709&source=ln ms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjM yYHK6LTPAhXMVhoKHaqeCTQQ_AUICC gB&biw=1680&bih=955

14. kiko007 (Posts: 2379; Member since: 17 Feb 2016)

Of course it isn’t a new issue. Over the years, as many as 40 separate reports of iPhone explosions. However, they never consisted of the same model (Note 7) within this short a period of time.

22. PrYmCHGOan (Posts: 9; Member since: yesterday)

But that shouldn’t matter. What should matter is they still exploded.

You are still trying to defend and change the facts.

Here is how I see the problem. Every single model of the iPhone has exploded vs one Galaxy model that is exploding.. That is a fact. But it doesn’t change the fact, they all exploded. Right?

You’re deflecting because the truth isn’t what really matters to you. The fact is no phone should be if at all possible. But Apple has had more phones explode vs any OEM

15. Unordinary (Posts: 1732; Member since: 04 Nov 2015)

Dont know how off topic the words «samsung» and «explode» are. Their phones explode, their washing machines explode.. Whats next? Their TVs?

16. Macready (Posts: 961; Member since: 08 Dec 2014)

Your brains?

They have billions of products in the market (their phones alone account for such numbers already, never mind the rest), if we search, I’m sure we can find a TV that has exploded too.

*shrug*

17. meanestgenius (Posts: 11751; Member since: 28 May 2014)

Bwahahahahahahahaha!! +1 for the hilariously accurate part about his brains.

23. PrYmCHGOan (Posts: 9; Member since: yesterday)

First off, this isn’t the first time their washers have malfunctioned and shock themselves apart. In fact one model from 2 years ago was removed from retail for that reason.

The washer isn’t just exploding. What is happening is the load is unbalanced and it is caused the spinner to break and then the machine is bouncing around and then instead of cutting off, the machine experiences a mechanical failure.

It sucks, but all you’re doing is joking.

I have Samsung stove, and they have a stove that was known to be faulty. Though its not the model I have, I’m always nervous to us eit. And that shouldnt be.

18. sissy246 (Posts: 1036; Member since: 04 Mar 2015)

Has nothing to do with phones

19. LetsBeHonest (Posts: 1457; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsun g_says_overheating_issue_in_re placement_galaxy_note7_units_d oes_not_pose_a_safety_concern-news-20768.php

I quote- » . The company is, however, assuring users that the issue «does not pose a safety concern.”
«There have been a few reports about the battery charging levels and we would like to reassure everyone that the issue does not pose
a safety concern,» the tech giant said. «In normal conditions, all smartphones may experience temperature fluctuations.»

3. Unordinary (Posts: 1732; Member since: 04 Nov 2015)

That are overheating and braining battery

13. meanestgenius (Posts: 11751; Member since: 28 May 2014)

What’s «braining battery»? Is that some new, faster form of battery drain?

6. acruzlu (Posts: 114; Member since: 12 Aug 2015)

Why are people complaining about battery drain? Your battery drains when you use it, common sense folks.

7. bubbadoes (Posts: 983; Member since: 03 May 2012)

nice headline. then based off of the large number of note 7’S SOLD and how samsung boasted, then that leaves a lot of user’s with defective devices.. if only 1 million are SAFE! lol not good!

9. ctdog4748 (Posts: 322; Member since: 05 Mar 2016)

The Note 7 disaster is the beginning of the end of Samsung. Squeezed by Chinese handsets in the low and mid-range market, and unable to compete on the high end with Apple and Apples legions of fans. Samsung will go the way of Blackberry, or the mobile division will be swallowed up by a Chinese phone vendor.

20. LetsBeHonest (Posts: 1457; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)

Nope…

Firstly, smartphones are just one division of Samsung.

Secondly, i don’t think this wont be enough to put down the giant.

Finally, both of our statements (the second one) are just pure assumptions. I Guess Time will tell…

And as a tech fan (also not a Samsung user) i don’t want to see Samsung die like that and Apple being the only king and ruling (monopoly).

21. TreyTreyTaylor (Posts: 676; Member since: 21 Dec 2010)

How dumb you are. Samsung ain’t going nowhere.

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