Samsung Electronics, along with independent industry expert organizations, has announced during a press conference the reasons why the Galaxy Note7 smartphone catches fire. According to Samsung, they have utilized over 700 engineers, 200K devices, and 30K batteries, as well as performed repeated device charge and discharge test to replicate the Galaxy Note7 incidents experienced by its customers. Read more in our articles including "Samsung announces cause of Galaxy Note7 incidents" and "Infinix HOT 70 priced in the Philippines".
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May 24, 2026Samsung Electronics, along with independent industry expert organizations, has announced during a press conference the reasons why the Galaxy Note7 smartphone catches fire. According to Samsung, they have utilized over 700 engineers, 200K devices, and 30K batteries, as well as performed repeated device charge and discharge test to replicate the Galaxy Note7 incidents experienced by its customers.
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