In October, the full stop in the production of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. The phone that would take the world by storm, experienced instead of a klagestorm after that the phone exploded all over the world.
Since that time, several airlines, including SAS and Norwegian, introduced a ban on the phone on their flights.
Continued to take fire
Samsung is the world’s largest producer of smartphones and they had to recall 2.5 million sold smartphones – which is equivalent to an economic loss of over 41 billion.
– This will cost us so much that my heart aches, ” said Samsung ceo Koh Dong-jin in the year.
the Company said at the time that it was a manufacturing fault from one of their suppliers, but a new version of the Note 7 continued to ignite despite the fact that the company tried to reassure customers, and the Note 7 was history.
Countless customers have asked for compensation for the injuries they sustained when their phone exploded.
Need to build up new trust
Soon to be mobilgiganten launch a brand new version – the Galaxy S8 – but the company has had to carry out a thorough investigation to identify why its predecessor caught on fire.
They need to make sure to put all the cards on the table and betrygge the buyers that it will not happen again, ” says Bryan Ma, an analyst in the IT company IDC, to news agency Reuters.
the News should have been informed that it has been determined that the explosions of security was due to the battery, but 23. January to results from the investigation submitted in its entirety.
Samsung has so far opted not to comment on the information from the investigation.
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