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Chris Smith
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Samsung’s unprecedented Galaxy Note 7 recall is a nightmare for the company, and its effects will not disappear anytime soon. More and more reports detail instances where the brand new phablet exploded either during regular use or while charging. And with each Galaxy Note 7 going off, the company is losing more money. The company recently urged US buyers to bring in their faulty units at once and announced that the first replacements units would be available in Australia starting next week. On top of that, Samsung has decided to stop promoting the Galaxy Note 7 on TV, at least in Korea, until sales resume. (more…)
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