It's probably fair to say its Galaxy Note 7 flagship has been an absolute disaster for Samsung. After a number of devices caught fire Samsung eventually made the decision to discontinue the modeland, after an internal investigation, announced that the fires had been caused by design and manufacturing errors on the Note 7 batteries. In a press release, the South Korean company has now laid out how it will recycle and dispose of the hundreds of thousands of Note 7 units that had already been produ...
It's probably fair to say its Galaxy Note 7 flagship has been an absolute disaster for Samsung. After a number of devices caught fire Samsung eventually made the decision to discontinue the modeland, after an internal investigation, announced that the fires had been caused by design and manufacturing errors on the Note 7 batteries. In a press release, the South Korean company has now laid out how it will recycle and dispose of the hundreds of thousands of Note 7 units that had already been produ...
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