Anonymous, 11 Sep 2016WHY oh why do Samsung and others "insist" on making batteries non-removable? THAT is just stu... moreTrue but then all these ex-Note7 users run to get their new iphone7 which also have non-removable battery. Ironic.
they won't explode if stupid people stop putting them in microwaves.
Anonymous, 11 Sep 2016stop complaining and be thankfulBe thankful? So you already paid Samsung almost $1000 for their supposedly highest flagship phone, and they gave you a budget phone for loaner. That's insulting. These are premium customers. They should've loan users the Note 5, or at least the S7/S6. Heck, even the A series is not as bad. But a J-series budget phone? It shows you that in reality, Samsung doesn't care about its customers.
Imagine buying a BMW, and when there's a recall, they loan you a Toyota Yaris. How would you feel as a customer?
Just to compare, Apple will loan users a previous gen phone (eg. if you request a repair of the 6S, they loan you the iPhone 6). That makes more sense.
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2016Naybe apple would like to explain their 13 billion plus 6 billion interest Irish tax scandal, ... moreLOL. Dude, do you even know what Samsung is?
Let's see:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/tax-evasion-bribery-and-price-fixing-how-samsung-became-the-giant-that-ate-korea-8510588.html
http://www.theverge.com/2012/11/30/3709688/samsung-25-years-lee-kun-hee
https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/former-samsung-america-director-sentenced-75-months-prison-embezzling-more-1-million
So glad I only buy LG G Series Phones, at least their batteries don't explode.
JMTM, 12 Sep 2016Android fanboy... maybe not even You dont know what you are talking about so keep your mouth ... moreWell, it doesn't "void" the warranty on iOS but you won't get any service either until you revert the Jailbreak. As soon as staff notice it's jailbroken, they won't touch it.
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2016What you call "getting in the way" other people call "proper safety testing." Samsung still h... moreIf you visit Samsung.com here in Hong Kong, there's a big notice about the replacement programme (only 500 users affected in HK/MO) right on the homepage.
Of course they'd have to tell the regulator immediately, especially in Asia with its rather strict rules. Samsung could be sued to the moon and back if they don't.
Anonymous, 12 Sep 2016What you call "getting in the way" other people call "proper safety testing." Samsung still h... moreNaybe apple would like to explain their 13 billion plus 6 billion interest Irish tax scandal, the 500m Italian tax fraud, and the 1oom ebook price rigging fine, this is only the stuff that has come to light, I know who cones over as the dishonerablr decievers here...clue...its not Samsung.
So much hopes for the Note 7 and it all went down the drain pipe, because of the dodgy launch. This is gonna cripple the sales, as many people don't want to wait for the replacement and go for something else (no Apple fans, not iPhone 7, most of the Android users want bang for the buck, which is completely contradictory to what Apple does).
AnonD-59657, 12 Sep 2016It's skeptical if Samsung can 100% solve the battery explosion without redesign the mechanical... moreBy replacing the defective batteries with new and non-defective ones. Its not rocket science man.
Anonymous, 11 Sep 2016AndroidS can do more stuff then iPhone. Plus android has software freedom. Ios is locked and h... moreWhat you can do on a phone it doesn't depend on the OS alone but also the apps. Going to android I will miss all those apps made and offered for free by Apple (iWork, iLife) plus many other apps that do not exist on android. Moreover the iPhone offers an alternative to all Google apps. It is possible to get all google apps on the iPhone, too but if you don't like them as I do, it is possible to be google free. Actually, the very idea that going to Android the first thing I have to do is to set up a google account really puts me off.
AnonD-442781, 12 Sep 2016FAA doesn't have a ban. And if you bothered to read the article you would know the US delay... moreWhat you call "getting in the way" other people call "proper safety testing." Samsung still hasn't announced an official recall because they don't want to explain to regulators why they released such a faulty product. Maybe Samsung should worry more about their consumers than their profits in this situation.
It's skeptical if Samsung can 100% solve the battery explosion without redesign the mechanical structure in Note 7.
In another word, Samsung just do a quick fix in a very short time in order to able to ship Note 7.
Users have the right to know how could Samsung fix the battery explosion in such a short time?
JMTM, 12 Sep 2016Yes, but they just cant allocate enough to cover US
Looks like it will take forever for them ... moreFAA doesn't have a ban.
And if you bothered to read the article you would know the US delays are because of US officials getting in the way.
Herodroid, 11 Sep 2016wow i cant believe the tittle, arent US the first always to get stuff?Yes, but they just cant allocate enough to cover US
Looks like it will take forever for them to replace the faulty units
Samsung is pretty much doomed at this point,
God knows when FAA and other airlines will life their ban on Note 7
I'm done with Samsung for now, going with iPhone 7 or Google Pixels
Will check back with S8 next year
Anonymous, 11 Sep 2016AndroidS can do more stuff then iPhone. Plus android has software freedom. Ios is locked and h... moreAndroid fanboy... maybe not even
You dont know what you are talking about so keep your mouth shut
jailbreak will never void iphone warranty so get your fact right and its very easy to revert it back to stock unlock Android (just factore restore will do the trick).
For android, if you root it then your warranty is done (more than 90% of manufacturers will void your warranty) and its not easy to unroot like how you un-jailbrak iphone meaning you have to know what you are doing.
Also some phones like Samsung, you wont be able to use S-pay / Knox if you root your phone once.
Get a real job and buy at least one of iOS / Android flagship phone... then comment again
Gilda, 11 Sep 2016Actually the iPhone 6s beat it soundly in a speed test. I've yet to see any android phone matc... moreWow toy can't read. The part about nothing beating the note was clearly referring to the fact that it's most overall advanced or ahead phone.
And factually the iPhone has been losing most speed tests the past few years.
So try again. IOS is not that amazing. Is just restricted with half baked updates. And anyone who had actually used it has definitely seen performance issues
AnonD-442781, 12 Sep 2016They can't do that with glass. They can't do it with metal either, without losing appearance o... moreThat's just not all even true
AnonD-301552, 11 Sep 2016If Samsung made the note 7 with a removable battery look how much less of a problem this would... moreThey can't do that with glass. They can't do it with metal either, without losing appearance of glass, wireless charging, ip68, and they'd also have to lower the battery capacity.
Tmobile is offering the Gs7 for a loaner phone. Don't want that one! Although some retailers are lazy and don't want to go through the process so they discourage you into trading in your phone all together for the gs7 or gs7 edge, voiding the option to get the replacement device. I went to 3 tmobile stores one said keep the device they will have the new ones around the 19th I'm like ok sounds good I'll wait it out or go back to the note 5!
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