Looks like Samsung's problems with their Galaxy Note7 is far from over as a replacement unit which is supposed to be safe, caught fire in an airplane. In a report by The Verge, an American airline, Southwest Airlines flight 994, bound for Baltimore from Louisville, was evacuated while still at the gate because of a smoking Galaxy Note7. Brian Green, owner of the Note7, told The Verge that he got his replacement phone from an AT&T store on September 21. Read more in our articles including "New Samsung Galaxy Note7 catches fire in an airplane" and "Samsung Galaxy Tab Price: Php34,990".
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May 25, 2026Looks like Samsung's problems with their Galaxy Note7 is far from over as a replacement unit which is supposed to be safe, caught fire in an airplane. In a report by The Verge, an American airline, Southwest Airlines flight 994, bound for Baltimore from Louisville, was evacuated while still at the gate because of a smoking Galaxy Note7.
Brian Green, owner of the Note7, told The Verge that he got his replacement phone from an AT&T store on September 21.
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