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sirlance99 said:

And yet, Tesla just sold more Model S cars than BMW and Mercedes combined in the same segment.  Tesla is doing just fine. 

They'll make it up in volume?

I saw first hand 3 people order an iPhone 7 while giving their Galaxy 7 back.
I think some people just want the latest thing out™ and when the opportunity came to get the latest thing out™ so shortly after getting the latest thing out™ rush from buying the Galaxy 7, they took it. Now they will have the latest thing out™ again.

I don't think many android users have that much invested in apps and such (or in 401ks).

So my son's iPhone 7 just got bumped UP to tomorrow from the original estimate of the 19th.
I have the UPS next day air tracking number and everything. I hope they don't hold on to it until Friday...
T-Mobile silver iPhone 7 128GB ordered Saturday morning.
He's going from an iPhone 5 to a 7.
Whoop!

alexmac said:

There is another solution. Due to Samsung states they are water proof, why don't put them in a transparent bag filled with water?

But that just makes hydrogen gas from the burning lithium and water mixture... and we all know what hydrogen did to the air transport business back in the Hindenburg days.
Best to just get an aviation hammer and smash all Samsung phones to pieces and put them in the confiscated water bins.

AppleInsider said:

All customers who have purchased a Galaxy Note 7 will be able to swap the device for a new one "over the coming weeks" according to Samsung. How this will be accomplished for the hundreds of thousands of owners in the 20 countries the device is available has not been announced.

Best nugget so far... It's been on sale for two weeks now and there are only "hundreds of thousands" out there?
When Apple opens up for pre-orders for the iPhone 7, there will be "hundreds of thousands" per hour if not more.