Samsung says it will recover 157 tons of gold, silver, cobalt, and copper through Note7 recycling
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AnonD-685639, 19 Jul 2017Im one of the 3% who didnt want to or actually returned my ... moreDoes your device even boot or charge anymore? Samsung turned off all outstanding Note7's, as far as I recall.
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zodiacfml, 19 Jul 2017amazing. they'd rather recycle the used Note7s than reselli... moreThey can't sell them because they explode and they don't want to push the Note FE everywhere because the Note 8 will be out in a month.
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AnonD-632062, 19 Jul 2017Nice move. I like how Samsung are open about the Note7 inst... moreThey have to, this is common practice. Consumer confidence and trust is as important as anything. Believe me, they'd love to bury this.
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- 20 Jul 2017
AnonD-542833, 19 Jul 2017Every phone can be exploded by overcharging until it heats ... moreBut some phone explode without charging just like Samsung Note7, This is the reason Samsung have to recall the phone and reuse the component and become a greener because of it failures.
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- 19 Jul 2017
Note7 owner, 19 Jul 2017Will Samsung ever make a phone that explodes again?Every phone can be exploded by overcharging until it heats up maximum and blasts like a nuke.
Statutory warning: Please do not try this at home.
(But you can try this at anywhere 0n your own risk with others device).
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- 19 Jul 2017
Nice move. I like how Samsung are open about the Note7 instead of trying to bury it. Kudos!
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- 19 Jul 2017
Well, Because the recall, Samsung become the most greenness company.
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- 19 Jul 2017
Good move Samsung. Great idea to recycle parts rather than trying to flog it to death
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- 19 Jul 2017
why would they do that?. samsung can simply sell those by fitting those small battery. I believe note 7 is better than note 8.
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- 19 Jul 2017
okcnaline, 19 Jul 2017At the very least, what happens to the metals?Blegh, I meant batteries
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Samarth N8 808, 19 Jul 2017I think selling users' old Note 7 phones for further cheap,... moreAt the very least, what happens to the metals?
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- 19 Jul 2017
Nice......
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AnonD-685639, 19 Jul 2017Im one of the 3% who didnt want to or actually returned my ... moreBecause if one day the phone explode you will totally change face and sue Samsung . They won't give u this chance .
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- 19 Jul 2017
I think selling users' old Note 7 phones for further cheap, might've been a better idea.
They can just flash the software, check diagnostics and sell them, what's the issue? Why this unnecessary meltdown?
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- 19 Jul 2017
You can try a diy solution. Rry buying the note 7 fe battery and replace it yourself. Do a calibration afterwards.
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- 19 Jul 2017
Nice Move Sammy
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- 19 Jul 2017
Im one of the 3% who didnt want to or actually returned my SN7. Why wont Samsung just change the battery on my device?
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- 19 Jul 2017
Wow. That Greenpeace activist really convinced Samsung to be greener.
(Back at MWC Barcelona, during a press conference held by Samsung, a Greenpeace activist came on stage. More at: http://www.gsmarena.com/greenpeace_protester_makes_a_guest_appearance_at_samsungs_keynote-blog-23661.php )