You might wonder is Samsung the latest terrorist in town? i might not doubt that because the rate
at which their device have been exploding this past weeks is alarming , but do we blame them totally? what could have happened? how do you go about it now ?
Planning to sleep and you plug your phone
beside you and waking up to see your bed on fire is a vary bad thing , well over 35 reports this week and the one before have almost the same story to tell , the recent one happened to a car, to shows that you're not safe anywhere
WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED?
The Galaxy Note 7 certainly isn't the first phone to catch on fire, or even the first giant recall.. In 2009, Nokia recalled 46 million phone batteries that were at risk of short-circuiting. Exploding phones have even killed people.
No brand or model is necessarily safe: for instance, unlucky iPhone owners allegedly suffered nasty burns from exploding devices in 2015 and 2016. And though the Galaxy Note 7 is making headlines right now, other Samsung phones have also burst into flames, like the Galaxy Core that allegedly burned a 6-year-old child earlier this week.
We've known for years that lithium ion batteries pose a risk, but the
electronics industry continues to use the flammable formula because the
batteries are so much smaller and lighter than less-destructive chemistries.
Lithium ion batteries pack a punch, for better or for worse.
THE GUESS =Samsung may have accidentally squeezed its batteries harder than it should.
WHO TO BLAME?
Immediately SAMSUNG MOBILE heard of this problem they recalled all the Samsung galaxy 7 produced , telling owners to return it, well the shock more of the returned device were fake i mean not original, more so they said return it and get your money back , so what is the device still doing in your home, car, or bed ? so if you ask me I'll say the owners are to blame , if you value your life and property return it , of the 2.5MILLION produced over 1 MILLION have since returned theirs
REMEDY TO OTHER MOBILE USERS
Dont throw your device away , thats not the solution but ask yourself DID I SHORT CIRCUIT?, HOW GOOD IS MY CHARGER , ARE YOU PACKING THE BATTERY,
To be candid try and GET a new battery if you answer yes to any of the above question, you life is important than your money, watch how you use your phone, don't use in HOSPITALS, GAS STATIONS, ETC(CHECK YOUR PHONE MANUAL).
DO YOU FIND THIS HELPFUL?? PLEASE DO COMMENT.
at which their device have been exploding this past weeks is alarming , but do we blame them totally? what could have happened? how do you go about it now ?
Planning to sleep and you plug your phone
beside you and waking up to see your bed on fire is a vary bad thing , well over 35 reports this week and the one before have almost the same story to tell , the recent one happened to a car, to shows that you're not safe anywhere
WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED?
The Galaxy Note 7 certainly isn't the first phone to catch on fire, or even the first giant recall.. In 2009, Nokia recalled 46 million phone batteries that were at risk of short-circuiting. Exploding phones have even killed people.
No brand or model is necessarily safe: for instance, unlucky iPhone owners allegedly suffered nasty burns from exploding devices in 2015 and 2016. And though the Galaxy Note 7 is making headlines right now, other Samsung phones have also burst into flames, like the Galaxy Core that allegedly burned a 6-year-old child earlier this week.
THE GUESS =Samsung may have accidentally squeezed its batteries harder than it should.
WHO TO BLAME?
Immediately SAMSUNG MOBILE heard of this problem they recalled all the Samsung galaxy 7 produced , telling owners to return it, well the shock more of the returned device were fake i mean not original, more so they said return it and get your money back , so what is the device still doing in your home, car, or bed ? so if you ask me I'll say the owners are to blame , if you value your life and property return it , of the 2.5MILLION produced over 1 MILLION have since returned theirs REMEDY TO OTHER MOBILE USERS
Dont throw your device away , thats not the solution but ask yourself DID I SHORT CIRCUIT?, HOW GOOD IS MY CHARGER , ARE YOU PACKING THE BATTERY,
To be candid try and GET a new battery if you answer yes to any of the above question, you life is important than your money, watch how you use your phone, don't use in HOSPITALS, GAS STATIONS, ETC(CHECK YOUR PHONE MANUAL).
DO YOU FIND THIS HELPFUL?? PLEASE DO COMMENT.
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