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Hammer finally falls as Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is officially, permanently discontinued
Is that Charcoal Black?chadbag said:From an English friend of mine living in Korea:
“Did you hear that the Galaxy Note 7 is now available in Black"
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Samsung tells Galaxy Note 7 users to turn off, stop using device
tzeshan said:
Note 7 is aimed directly at iPhone 7. The previous version is Note 5. Samsung purposely skipped 6.ericthehalfbee said:tmay said:Measure twice, cut once.
Samsung's error was thinking, and acting on the thought, that they needed to have the Note 7 out before the iPhone 7. Then when problems arose, they thought that they had to act quickly to recall the existing product and replace it. Somewhere in there, a failure to determine the exact cause occurred. That was a concern of mine that I noted at the time, and now it has come to pass.
FUBAR.
The Note 5 came out before the iPhone 6S. I don't think it had anything to do with trying to beat the iPhone 7 - Samsung already altered the release date of the Note last year to come out earlier than the iPhone.
It's nothing more than piss-poor quality control.
So, then... the Note7 is actually the Note6...6...6
...and all the... smoke... fire... burning mayhem...
This is all beginning to make a lot more sense....
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Samsung tells Galaxy Note 7 users to turn off, stop using device
fulwild said:"The reports of Note 7's "bursting into flames" are greatly exaggerated. Usually there is much more smoke than flame and there are clearly parts of the phone that show no evidence of flame at all. Where there's smoke there isn't always very much fire."
True, but where there are Note7s, there is smoke. -
Samsung tells Galaxy Note 7 users to turn off, stop using device
True... these are dark days for fandroids... Yet they do realize that where there's smoke, there's fire & are at least having no problem spotting a recall depot...jbdragon said:I wonder how many people will just keep their phones? They don't care and will risk it as they think it's the best phone ever and the odds of blowing up is 1 in 100,000 or something.
The line at Samsung's Recall Depot as die-hard fandroids reluctantly turn in their Note7s.Sort of resembles an iPhone launch in reverse, doesn't it?... -
Samsung tells Galaxy Note 7 users to turn off, stop using device
