>an OTA update for the Galaxy Note 7 that would permanently limit the capacity of the battery to 60%.
androidauthority.com
ahahahahaha samsung
An OTA update for the Galaxy Note 7 that would permanently limit the capacity of the battery to 60%
Christopher Collins
Cooper Nelson
>OP says permanent
>Headline says temporary
C O G N I T I V E D I S S O N A N C E
Jason Rogers
Why not an update to completely disable the phone?
Xavier Moore
Of course it'll take carriers at least two months to add their bloatware and test the new ROM. By then all Note 7s will have already caught fire and burned out.
Dominic Russell
>using facebook
>using facebook to read """""news"""""
Austin Foster
theyre doing that in france user
>samshit
top kek
im so glad i've ditched them
Carson Phillips
>using the """"internet""""
Henry Butler
You see if Samsung had removable batteries they can just send their customers new ones and say that its their responsibility to change it
Parker Garcia
>new samsung phones sill won't have that "feature"
Brody Cook
My note 3's battery isn't lasting as long as it should so I bought a new one and now it works like new!
Kevin Brown
>it's AMD RX 480 all over again
Mason Morales
nice
Logan Gutierrez
seriously though, normies, go home
Sebastian Cook
people should just return their devices, they'll get a new one or a refund, so they should stop being dicks and send their phone back, but samsung should brick all of the devices to make people return them.
Justin Murphy
It should be the duty of all carriers to phone their customers and inform them of the recall. Why the fuck is this not happening? Most normies don't visit tech sites and have no idea of this issue.
Chase Fisher
fermi 2.0
Ryder Myers
networks/carriers probably sent texts to people who've bought note 7s through them but people who've bought sim-free devices or got them on company contracts are going to be out of the loop unless they keep on top of electronic's news.
Landon Morgan
Yep, more than happy with my Redmi note 3 pro.
Aiden Butler
>Samsung
more like SUNKsung
Mason Sullivan
normies leave
Aaron Brown
>there are those who would still buy samsung products after they literally set people on fire
Alexander Jackson
Better than having no headphone port.
Ryan Reyes
better than having no ear
Liam Price
People still buy plenty of brands despite having battery issues. Dell, Lenovo, HP, Apple - they've all had exploding/expanding batteries in their products before.
Nathan Baker
i think it's illegal to remotely shut off someone's only line to 911