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All 4 major carriers stop Samsung Galaxy Note7 sales, exchanges amid claims replacement devices are catching fire. abcn.ws/2d38aXH
Yep, I need to take mine back. Have already transferred data back to my old phone. Even if I don’t have a bad battery being a person that travels a lot at the point where I can’t bring it onto a plane the phone however nice it’s feature set is useless.All 4 major carriers stop Samsung Galaxy Note7 sales, exchanges amid claims replacement devices are catching fire. abcn.ws/2d38aXH
Unless you own Apple stock, in which case you’re using a smoldering Samsung phone to light the hundred dollar bills you use to light your cigars.You know it’s pretty dismal when CNN’s main page has this for a headline: “Samsung issues alert telling customers to turn off their Galaxy Note 7 phones immediately after spontaneous fires in the devices.”
There’s an expectation that many of those that are returning their phones are not going to switch over to Apple, but to other Android phones as some people are are already invested in or prefer the operating system.Unless you own Apple stock, in which case you’re using a smoldering Samsung phone to light the hundred dollar bills you use to light your cigars.![]()
With the first recall Samsung e-mailed messages out saying that. The Samsung+ app also gave a warning. While I didn’t keep mine around long enough to see this others that still had one told me that every time the phone was turned on after a certain date a warning would pop-up advising to return the phone.You know it’s pretty dismal when CNN’s main page has this for a headline: “Samsung issues alert telling customers to turn off their Galaxy Note 7 phones immediately after spontaneous fires in the devices.”
It got dismal the moment that Grand Theft Auto V released a patch to use Samsung Galaxy Note 7’s as a weapon in that game. Apparently you can stick them to cars like a bomb or hurl them like grenades and they explode to devastating effect.You know it’s pretty dismal when CNN’s main page has this for a headline: “Samsung issues alert telling customers to turn off their Galaxy Note 7 phones immediately after spontaneous fires in the devices.”