Samsung Galaxy Note 7, which was released in the third week of August this year, had record breaking opening and boosted top sales for Samsung. This phablet device is full of mouthwatering specifications and managed 2.5 million sales in only 2 weeks. Everyone was praising Samsung, that it has shown its dominance over the other smartphones, than an issue triggered about Note 7 battery. This was all started last week, when few users have shared their Note 7’s burned images on social media, saying that their Note 7 exploded.
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Samsung Electronics is considering a non-Samsung supplier for batteries, which will be used in the next flagship phone Galaxy S8. After the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, Samsung is ultra-cautious for its next flagship smartphone, which will be launched in first quarter of next year. According to Korean Herald, Samsung Electronics is considering LG Chem, to provide batteries for the Galaxy S8.
Samsung has announced the refund policy for Note 7 users in Pakistan. Note 7, one of the premier device made by Samsung, could not live up to the expectations after several incidents of catching fire. Samsung Engineers still not discover the actual cause of Note 7 failure. But Samsung has now permanently stop the production of Note 7 and announced a recall program for all Note 7 users. It is important to note that this smartphone is not officially launched in Pakistan, but the buyers who have bought Note 7 by any source in Pakistan, will be entitled for this refund policy.
Samsung has announced a new exciting pink color option for Galaxy S7 but this variant will be available in South Korea only. After the Galaxy Note 7 launch goes horribly wrong, Samsung has diverted all its focus towards only running flagships Galaxy S7, S7 Edge and trying to capture the consumer’s attention by providing new color options in the existing Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.