shikotsumyaku

Soli said:

I'm starting to believe in karma.

Why? Because the people who bought the phone deserved being exposed to a safety threat because they deserved the negative karma too?

You don't get the concept of karma at all, which is why you should not start believing in it. 

cali said:

Lol! Awesome! I love seeing karma slap thieves in the face!

"Over $5 billion"
Since Samsung likes to under exagerate their bad numbers(and over exaggerate good) I see this being even higher. $6 billion?

Although all negative Points are true  (rushed release, not enough testing of the components and ultimately losing a lot of consumer's trust) there's no excuse for taking this situation as "karma". 

The fact that the people who bought this phone were dangerously exposed to an explosive threat is neither "lol" nor "awesome". 

There's still humans working at Samsung, like you and me, who tried to deliver a functioning and secure product. Yet you state this is Samsungs negative karma. Did the people who bought the phone deserve  being exposed to a safety threat? Did they deserve negative karma too? You should consider those questions before posting such an ignorant and immature comment.