Samsung confirmed it has already replaced around half a million Galaxy Note 7 units in the US, but it's still only halfway there. The company is also taking additional steps to ensure the safety of its customers, including a software update that helps them identify safe batteries, and lowers the maximum charge of bad batteries. But that's not the only thing Samsung is doing to make sure its unprecedented battery problem is fixed for good. Regulators ordered Samsung that Galaxy Note 7 replacement...
Samsung confirmed it has already replaced around half a million Galaxy Note 7 units in the US, but it's still only halfway there. The company is also taking additional steps to ensure the safety of its customers, including a software update that helps them identify safe batteries, and lowers the maximum charge of bad batteries. But that's not the only thing Samsung is doing to make sure its unprecedented battery problem is fixed for good. Regulators ordered Samsung that Galaxy Note 7 replacement...
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