Samsung Galaxy Note 7 owners told to turn off device - BBC News
Watching a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explode is terrifying
Samsung Reveals Root Cause of Galaxy Note7 Battery Fires
Exploding Galaxy Note 7 destroys Jeep, FAA issues warning to airline passengers - India Today
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Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 worldwide due to exploding battery fears - The Verge
Samsung Note 7 killed off after second recall | Financial Times
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 - Wikipedia
Samsung Just Stopped Production of the Exploding Galaxy Note 7s. Gluing Batteries Down Made It Worse | WIRED
Samsung blames manufacturing issues for exploding Galaxy Note 7 phones | Daily Mail Online
Galaxy Note 7 Explosions Were Caused by Faulty Batteries, Reveals Samsung - Gizmochina
Samsung Reveals Why Galaxy Note 7 Started Exploding
Samsung Finally Reveals Why the Galaxy Note 7 Kept Exploding | WIRED
Supplier that built the Note7's explosion-prone batteries catches on fire | Mashable
Samsung pins explosive Galaxy Note 7 on battery flaw - CNET
Peso Reserve News - News Archive in the Asia Pacific SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 7 Explosion Finding Reports: Failure QC, Insulation | Peso Reserve News
Here's why the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 batteries caught fire and exploded | TechRadar
Why the Galaxy Note 7 kept exploding - Samsung reveals reason behind fires | Express.co.uk
Troubled Galaxy Note 7 Recall Leaves Some Samsung Customers Frustrated : All Tech Considered : NPR
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explodes while charging, woman claims
Samsung Finally Explains the Galaxy Note 7 Exploding Battery Mess
Galaxy Note 7 fires caused by irregular battery sizes and manufacturing defects - Android Authority
Samsung: After Galaxy Note 7 explosions, why Samsung cannot risk failing with the Galaxy Fold - The Economic Times
Did Self-Certification Cause the Galaxy Note 7 Explosions? | Digital Trends
Here's why Samsung Note 7 phones are catching fire - CNET
