Samsung Announces Quick Solution For Galaxy Note 7 Users To Not Explode

Samsung recently recalled a lot of their Galaxy Note 7 due to the issue of their batteries blowing up. As damage control, the giant tech company is now advising their subscribers to lessen the amount of time they are charging their device. Apparently, this would help to keep them safe and at the same time, still keep their smartphones functioning well.

According to a report by The Verge, Samsung announced a solution that benefits the software of the Galaxy Note 7. The company made a statement that their users could now charge it up to 80 percent, when last week, 60 percent was the safe zone for charging just so the batteries don't overheat. Meanwhile, these phones that can be charged to the said percentage were only the ones available in Korea. There is no word yet if this is applicable to users in the United States, which is why it is highly advised that owners of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 should just return their unit.

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On the other hand, Samsung is ready to replace all of the Galaxy Note 7 that are said to be defective. About half a million Samsung galaxy Note 7 have already been shipped in the United States for replacement in major retail stores where half of the defective smartphones have already been returned. There are still some people who don't want to turn in their phones, which is why Samsung doing their best to do some damage control.

The company seems to not be doing so well with their product recall. The 90% users of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 may have returned the unit and got a new one, but they were still complaining about other problems related to it. Bloomberg wrote that these problems about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 could be the result of the company rushing their work to compete with the new iPhone 7.

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