Friday, October 14, 2016

Samsung has the Galaxy Note 7 buried – DutchCowboys

UPDATE (11u52):
From Korea diving the first messages on that Samsung today has decided to the Galaxy Note 7 out of the market. We are going to the device, therefore, never in the shops. The Galaxy Note 7 is buried. A spokesperson from Samsung Netherlands confirmed that the production of the unit is definitively stopped.

That is perhaps sad, but I think really the best solution. Samsung is taking its loss and is now focused on the future. The Galaxy S7 (edge), which over the past weeks, all of a lot of that was, and the Galaxy S8 that more than four months already for the door.

No energy is put into trying to resuscitate the spirit and sales of a device that now for the second time due to fire hazard recalled is according to me the best decision!

Original article:
The bullet is through the church. Or, surely, the church invaded. Samsung has tonight decided to sell the Galaxy Note 7 worldwide halt. And to everyone who now has to advise the vendor to direct power to convert and bring it back. They can have their money back or a other smartphone of Samsung choose.

Formally this means a decision has not yet the definite end of the phablet. There is still the search for the cause of, and solution to, the problem that the Note 7 spontaneously in fire, can fly and even explode.

Samsung says the decision to once again all of the devices to recall also being taken to ensure the safety of consumers in danger. Although the chance is extremely small that a Note 7 just explodes – a few dozen incidents on more than 2 million units – is the science that it can happen, and the fact that there is no solution yet found is more than sufficient to power the unit from the market. That I wrote earlier in a call to Samsung to the unit mainly from the Dutch and Belgian market, where he initially this week would be available.

As I said above, it still can happen that the Note 7 a few weeks later in the sale. But then Samsung problems of course first really fix the problem. Themselves, I consider the chance that the device is still in the shops are going to see very little. Two terugroep actions within as many months, the unit will as much damage, in terms of confidence of the average consumer, have caused that it almost seems impossible to have a success.

But it is also a bit limping on two thoughts. The real fans, the device to the bone will continue to defend and support, will also, by this renewed problems do not let them scare you. If they are to be fixed, and the device becomes available again, of course. I have the Note 7 in August, a few weeks use and I found it, in spite of this explosive joke, undoubtedly one of the best smartphones currently in the shops could have… Well, had… there, you buy nothing.

The next time will have to prove how Samsung the Galaxy Note 7 debacle continues processing. It’s the Koreans how a lot money cost, apart from the millions of devices that are repaired or destroyed, and any damage claims and lawsuits from victims. The share of Samsung decreased over the past few days with about 7.5%. It should however be noted that the price in the middle of this year, among other things, by the success of the Galaxy S7, to record height was increased by. Perhaps one more reason for the Koreans to permanently say goodbye to the Note 7, and focus entirely on the Galaxy S8!

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 statement:

We are working with relevant regulatory bodies to investigate the recently reported cases involving the Galaxy Note7. Because consumers' safety remains our top priority, Samsung will ask all carrier and retail partners globally to stop sales and exchanges of the Galaxy Note7 while the investigation is taking place.

We remain committed to working diligently with appropriate regulatory authorities to take all necessary steps to resolve the situation. Consumers with either an original Galaxy Note7 or replacement Galaxy Note7 device should power down and stop using the device and take advantage of the remedies available.

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