Although the Galaxy Note 7 was an amazing device on paper, its proneness to catch fire led to the phone’s discontinuation in October last year. The phone’s defect was first attributed to faulty batteries, but after switching battery suppliers, it became clear that there was more to it.
After announcing the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7, Samsung launched an investigation to find the exact reason why the phone caught fire. Now, Android Central reported that Samsung completed its investigation and will be making the results public by mid-January.
Other details weren’t provided, but only two weeks are left until Samsung will finally shed light on the matter and reveal what actually went wrong. The company is known for have investigated smartphones that caught fire, and sent results to third-party laboratories.
A combination of factors may have caused the Note 7 to catch ...
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Samsung to Share Results of Galaxy Note 7 Investigation This Month
Although the Galaxy Note 7 was an amazing device on paper, its proneness to catch fire led to the phone’s discontinuation in October last year. The phone’s def…
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