Now come to think of it, SDI will be super frustrated because they became scapegoat for this.

This post has been edited by Max2006: Oct 11 2016, 11:11 AM

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No they won't. They will go for 2nd recall first to stop the bleeding first, and then take time to analyze the problem. If not, more cases to happen and more damage to their name. The best solution is to stop the sales completely -> recall/refund-> research and analyze -> public announcement -> redo Note 7/skip Note 7 -> wait for S8/Note8.

Some of us don't even have chance to see and touch it in person.

Some updates from the users from other countries.

Apparently, Samsung China official forum has removed their Note 7 section. This move have pissed off all the Note 7 users in China because they lost the most important platform to send their complaints to Samsung. Right now the China users are SUPER pissed off. No kidding.

Also, from Samsung China official website, they already removed those 2 statements where they claimed that Note 7 explosion was due to customer fault/external factors.

This post has been edited by Max2006: Oct 11 2016, 01:44 PM


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FYI, this famous reviewer from Technobuffalo loves Note 7 very much. He even bought one for himself. At the end of the clip, he thinks the Note line is forever damaged.

This post has been edited by Max2006: Oct 11 2016, 04:41 PM

It's normal. OIS camera is like that. Many Galaxy S/Note users also found that their camera lenses move when they shake the phones. Some even produce sounds when they shake.

Samsung Note 7 owners not all ready to give up

http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2016/10...ve-up/91866978/

Samsung China to recall all 190,984 Galaxy Note 7 phones sold in mainland China: watchdog

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-samsung-...SKCN12B0FS?il=0


Chinese source

http://news.sina.com.cn/c/nd/2016-10-11/do...pm2939108.shtml

According to the Chinese report, apparently, there's already 20 explosion cases in China. This amount is more than the numbers we heard from various sources online. I guess Samsung do aware of the cases and they kept silent about it..

This post has been edited by Max2006: Oct 11 2016, 05:28 PM

That's not old news bro. That's the latest one. It says:



Keyword: Permanently

Most likely will change the name since there's already a Samsung device called Note 8.0

Of course you can. It's not a law or court order. It's just that if anything happen, you won't be able to sue Samsung or request for any compensation since they did tell you to shut down and give them back the phone (if 2nd recall does happen soon in Malaysia).

Now come to think of it. Since now Samsung already shut down Note 7, even if the owners still want to keep the phones to themselves, Samsung may force update the phones such as limiting the battery capacity or make it unusable, etc, just like the last time they did during the 1st recall.

Possible. Since they did remotely limited the battery capacity on Note 7. I won't be surprised at all if they can remotely disable the phone as well.

That will be very scary. If they are capable of doing that (kill switch), god knows what else they can do on our phones.

LOL. I already get used to it. But thanks for the comments, bro.

Need the pen? Note 5. Don't need the pen? S7 edge.

Note 5 user here. I am not sure if I should be rejoice about this or not.

Oh well, I have to cancel my Note 7 plan and go for 2nd year warranty purchasing.

This post has been edited by Max2006: Oct 11 2016, 06:49 PM

There's already rumors claiming that next generation Samsung flagships will featuring borderless design (not only left and right, top and bottom also edge design), no home button, 8Gb RAM.

It will be different for Mate 9. The specs suggesting that the GPU will be on par with Snapdragon 820 GPU.