Another Smartphone Exploded and It's Not the Galaxy Note 7
pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung might have another exploding smartphone.An employee at one of the four big wireless carriers in the U.S. claims to have exchanged a Samsung Galaxy S7 that exploded, according to Phone Arena, a mobile phone site that that was briefed on the explosion.The device was said to be a Galaxy S7 Edge, and the owner only had the handset for two weeks after exchanging a Galaxy Note 7.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Battery Software Update Announced For Defective Smartphone
Advertisementpokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung has just announced it will release a Galaxy Note 7 software update in Europe that will limit the battery from charging above 60 percent.The move is designed to limit the defective phablet's functionality in an effort to get loyal customers to return the device.While Samsung sometimes faces harsh criticism for taking major inspiration from Apple, the same can be said in reverse.
Smartphone shipments up 1% year-on-year despite Galaxy Note 7 recall
Global smartphone shipments are up 1% in Q3 2016 based on the same period last year, says the research firm International Data Corporation (IDC).Preliminary results suggest that vendors shipped a total of 362.9 million smartphone units in Q3 2016 compared to 359.3 million units in Q3 2015, claims IDC, with sequential shipments up 5.3% from the 344.7 million units shipped in Q2 2016.Meanwhile, the top smartphone vendors remain unchanged from last quarter; see the results of the big five in the table below.
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