#battery issue

After the battery issues the Galaxy Note7 faced, Samsung Philippines has announced the Galaxy Note7 Replacement Program here in the country where they will replace all Note7 units bought via authorized dealers and operators in the Philippines on or before September 7, 2016 with brand new phones of the same model or a Galaxy S7 Edge. This particular model looks like a large AA battery with a curved mid-section. The ports are found at one end of the battery -- a micro-USB port for charging the battery itself and a regular USB port for charging any other device from the battery. The aMagic battery has a maximum charge capacity of 2600mAh which is pretty decent for its size and weight. It also comes with a 32MP front-facing camera, a 5,200mAh battery, and 33W fast charging. Under the proposed rollout, universal and commercial banks with retail banking services, digital banks, electronic money issuers, and virtual asset service providers would have three months from the memorandum’s issuance to submit their complete NIDAS applications. Read more in our articles including "Samsung announces Galaxy Note7 Replacement Program in PH" and "HONOR Philippines teases upcoming Magic V6".