Samsung might be in troubled waters again. The company’s Galaxy Note 9 smartphone reportedly caught fire in a woman’s purse. The complainant has already filed a lawsuit against the company. Samsung claims that this is the first reported case of a Note 9 catching fire. The South Korean giant had to recall its Galaxy Note 7 devices from the market after several cases of random ignition. Here’s All We Know about Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Device Catching Fire
Samsung has finally unveiled its much-awaited Galaxy Note 9 handset. The new smartphone comes with a bigger display and battery. It is accompanied by a Bluetooth-powered S Pen stylus and supports up to 1TB internal storage. Additional highlights include up to 8GB RAM and dual rear cameras. Read more to find about Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Price in India, Specifications, and Features
Samsung is all set to launch a new Galaxy A series of smartphones. Several details regarding the upcoming handsets have already surfaced online. The mid-range smartphones are tipped to come with triple rear cameras and an in-display fingerprint scanner. Read more to find about Samsung Galaxy A (2019) Series Price in India, Specifications, and Features
Samsung is soon expected to launch its first Android Go smartphone. As per the latest rumors, the upcoming Android Go handset will be the Galaxy J2 Core. It has already received FCC approval. Additionally, the new device has been certified by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). Read more to find about Samsung Galaxy J2 Core Price in India, Specifications, and Features
South Korean tech giant Samsung has had quite a history with exploding phones. Back in new 2016, during post-Galaxy Note 7 launch, various reports had surfaced across the world of the smartphone exploding. Now recently, a new incident has occurred. A woman in Detroit has complained that her Samsung Galaxy burned her car down in flames.
Samsung seems to be closing up to their launch of the Galaxy S9 Mini. Earlier a Samsung Galaxy S9 Mini leak had appeared on TENAA. Now another leak has appeared in the form of a hands-on video on YouTube.
South Korean multinational conglomerate Samsung launched the Galaxy A6 and A6+ through an official press release. Both the Samsung Galaxy A6 and Galaxy A6+ will sport the full-screen Infinity Display design.
