Samsung's ill-fated Galaxy Note 7 is back from the dead, with the launch of a new "Note Fan Edition" smartphone. It boasts many of the same features as the original phone, including a 5.7-inch Quad-HD ...

IN today's world, it's not uncommon for people to be chained to their smartphones - and even sleep with them next to their bed. Which is what made Samsung's terrifying waves of phone explosions even ...

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Samsung has announced the date of its next 'Unpacked' event, where it is widely expected to unveil its Galaxy Note 8 smartphone. The date has been set for August 23 - just over a year after the launch ...

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 smartphones are exploding, and the images being published across the internet are terrifying. In response to such danger, Samsung Electronics has decided to recall its flagship ...

Samsung today announced that replacement Galaxy Note 7 devices will be available in the US at "most retail locations" no later than Sept. 21. The announcement comes nearly two weeks after the company ...

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is finally dead. The South Korean firm has confirmed it will push-out a software update to any Galaxy Note 7 units which have yet to be returned in the mandatory recall. Article ...

Samsung has announced a global recall of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 due to problems concerning the battery cell. According to the statement, 35 cases of exploding or overheating Note 7 batteries have ...

SAMSUNG Galaxy Note 7 suffered an unprecedented worldwide recall before it was finally discontinued earlier this year. Until now, nobody has offered an explanation for the overheating batteries and ...

Samsung has delayed shipments of its Galaxy Note 7 in South Korea over reports of exploding batteries. Reuters on Thursday reported that the tech giant confirmed it has halted shipments to South Korea ...

Korean phone manufacturer Samsung is to offer Galaxy Note7 users $100 if they swap the exploding handset for another Samsung device. The world’s biggest smartphone manufacturer issued a recall for the ...