Samsung Airs Galaxy Note 7 Ads in South Korea As Recall Might End Soon

Samsung announced that it intends to recover more than 80% of all Galaxy Note 7 smartphones sold in South Korea by October 1. The company will replace faulty units with new and safe ones that have a different battery manufacturer. Samsung sold a total of 400,000 Note 7 smartphones in its home country and by October 1, the company expects to have recovered more than 320,000 units, according to a report by Reuters. The first day of October is also the date when Samsung intends to restart sales in the country. The initial day when sales would have resumed was September 28, but it seems that the smartphone manufacturer decided to delay it by three days. Note 7 customers will get 50% off repair costs for the screen A few day...