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More Galaxy Note 7 fires reported as cryptic communications from Samsung complicate exchange proces
goofy1958 said:
Unfortunately, it won't tarnish their brand at all as no major news agency is really yelling about it. And fandroids don't care either. They'll buy any piece of junk from Samsung anyway because of their unbelievable hatred for Apple.ireland said:You'd want your head examined to not ask for your money back and run as far away from this company as humanly possibly after that happening. Waking up and your bedrooom is full of smoke? Feck me, that's scary. Samsung are negligent and totally irresponsible. This will forever tarnish their brand—mark these words. Samsung are not just demonstrating a lack of leadership, but a lack of care and respect. Their products nor their company can no longer be trusted. A real rain is coming.
This is obviously a far more important issue.
Not only will I "lose" the adaptor, I'll lose the headphones too!
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Apple's solid-state iPhone 7 haptic Home button requires a new hard reset trick: Down+Wake
You know that single button on the right hand side, that wakes the phone when you press it.
It might just be that one.
Android is so much simpler.
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LOL
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Editorial: Apple's AirPods, iPhone 7, Series 2 Watch out... journalists
Straight after the Apple event a ZDnet article appeared in my Facebook feed stating 10 reasons why the Note 7 is better then the iPhone 7...
...seems they forgot all about the recall of all Note 7's sold due to batteries exploding during charging.
In my fifteen years in the industry I have NEVER seen a recall of any cellphones.
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San Bernardino shooter's iPhone may hold evidence of 'dormant cyber pathogen,' DA says
tenly said:This is worse than ridiculous.
It's just another attempt at fear-mongering and getting the less-intelligent segment of the general population on board with giving up their rights. It would be completely laughable if that particular segment of the general population weren't so large...
Republicans, in other words?
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In new court filing, Apple cites 9 other cases in which FBI asserted the All Writs Act
I guess it will be because Chinese citizens aren't protected by the U.S. constitution and Apple, an international company is bound by the laws of each specific country it operates in.prox said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3456654/Apple-refusing-unlock-San-Bernardino-terrorist-s-phone-ask-did-seemingly-let-China-secret-data-security-checks-year.html I think if you do a Google Search plenty more articles can be found.ibill said:Do you have a source for that claim, or are you just making stuff up?
