Samsung Singapore to disable remaining Note7 devices on December 28

20 December 2016
Samsung will push a final OTA to a small percentage of Singapore customers who are still rocking a Galaxy Note7.

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AnonD-355558, 21 Dec 2016Aint they doing it ...??? And just so you know, it again de... moreNo, there isn't any carrier intervention when it comes to updates in SG

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    • Anonymous
    • LaT
    • 21 Dec 2016

    Samsung just leave your devoted customers alone. The device does not catch for nor smoke. It was sabotage and you know it! Someone in the factory wanted to ruin Samsung on the second generation. The device if very hot warns you chooses apps to rest if needed!

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      • r4q
      • 21 Dec 2016

      Aint they doing it ...??? And just so you know, it again depends with the mobile carrier ..

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        • Anonymous
        • 2FD
        • 21 Dec 2016

        China: What's the population size of USA again? that's why many phones never come to this continent.

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          • Anonymous
          • tu6
          • 21 Dec 2016

          AnonD-605106, 21 Dec 2016Singapore? What's the population size again? This is news?The point is Singapore going to do it. Thats it. That is news to me. The rest of it is the same. Im surprised they are not able to get 100% of it back. I suspect the other 5% is bought by users from Malaysia who often travel between both countries. Afterall, Singapore is the land of corporate.

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            • Sg guy
            • Ki}
            • 21 Dec 2016

            AnonD-605106, 21 Dec 2016Singapore? What's the population size again? This is news?Singapore population is around 5.5 million. 3.3 million are citizens while 2.1 million are foreigners. What you guys think of Singapore? I am a citizen here.

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              • Hxp
              • 21 Dec 2016

              AnonD-605106, 21 Dec 2016Singapore? What's the population size again? This is news?Roughly 5.8 million people. It seems.

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                • Hxp
                • 21 Dec 2016

                Anonymous, 21 Dec 2016I wonder if you flash a new custom, will it allow you keep ... moreAfaik Yes. You can flash a costum rom to any smartphone as long it has power in it. (Aka: remaining battery)

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                  • Anonymous
                  • uHZ
                  • 21 Dec 2016

                  AnonD-605106, 21 Dec 2016Singapore? What's the population size again? This is news?you got a problem with a small country..?

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                    • Anonymous
                    • uJD
                    • 21 Dec 2016

                    ... why not do this and end the whole thing..

                    Seems like Samsung want to keep beating the old horse as long as they can.

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                      • Anonymous
                      • 2FD
                      • 21 Dec 2016

                      I wonder if you flash a new custom, will it allow you keep using it.

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                        • Hkk
                        • 21 Dec 2016

                        Singapore? What's the population size again? This is news?

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