Note 7 Recall: Samsung Halts Sales of Smartphone After Battery Explosion
New Galaxy Note 7 fire raises worries Samsung didn't fix battery problems | AppleInsider
Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 phones after battery fires | Galaxy Note 7 | The Guardian
Why batteries blamed for Samsung Note 7s exploding can catch fire | South China Morning Post
The video of a charred Galaxy Note 7 that prompted Samsung to pull millions of handsets globally for fear of them exploding | Daily Mail Online
How Do Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phone Batteries Explode?
Samsung's exploding batteries raise questions about industry standards - GoodElectronics
Samsung confirms battery faults as cause of Note 7 fires - BBC News
Galaxy Note 7 replacements: Find out how to get a new Samsung phone | WIRED UK
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Explosions Caused by Battery, Probe Finds
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 battery fire lawsuits spreading to Galaxy Note 5, S6, S7 models | AppleInsider
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 owners told to turn off device - BBC News
Chinese Samsung battery factory caught fire - GoodElectronics
Samsung Galaxy S7 Catches Fire While Charging, Causes Damages and Injuries
Galaxy Note 7 explosion chaos inspires fire-extinguishing batteries | The Independent | The Independent
Samsung reportedly finds batteries were to blame for Note7 fires - Neowin
Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 battery fire announcement: 5 biggest takeaways - CNET
Samsung blames manufacturing issues for exploding Galaxy Note 7 phones | Daily Mail Online
Samsung denies China battery problems | Financial Times
Samsung confirms battery faults as cause of Note 7 fires - BBC News
Samsung announces total halt to Note 7 production over fire fears | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Caught Fire During An Ordinary Use
Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 Exploding Battery Emerged Immediately Replacement Program Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 Exploding Battery Emerged Immediately Replacement Program
Here's why the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 batteries caught fire and exploded | TechRadar
Here's why Samsung Note 7 phones are catching fire - CNET
