T he infamous Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones have again become a talking point on social media. Launched in August 2016, ...

In response to the Note 7 problems, Samsung will introduce what it calls an "8 Point Battery Safety Check." The eight steps include a durability test, visual inspection, an X-ray test, a charge ...

Note 7 owners have a few different options when it comes to the recalled Note 7. ... Samsung is asking all Note 7 users to power down the device and return it to the point of purchase immediately.

Analysts at Nomura estimate ditching the Note 7 could mean $9.5 billion in lost sales and wipe out $5.1 billion of profit. Related: Samsung won't be the last to have exploding batteries ...

Upon announcing its Galaxy Note 7 investigation results, Samsung also unveiled a new 8-Point Battery Safety Check to ensure the safety of its future devices. Here's what this more rigorous testing ...

Similarly, Samsung announced that Galaxy Note 7 owners can contact the retailer that sold them the device or call 1-800-SAMSUNG to participate in the exchange. Brian Mastroianni.

And it’s when the replacement phones began blowing up that things started to go south for the Note 7 and Samsung. Until then, consumers had a certain amount of good will toward the company.

Some 1.59 million Note 7 units were sold. Following the recall, Samsung provided 1.47 million replacement phones. Samsung received 220 reports of overheating related to original phones and 119 in ...

The infamous Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones have again become a talking point on social media. Launched in August 2016, the mobile phones were plagued by several issues, primarily related to ...