Oops! Samsung SDI is in Apple's supplier list

It's only a specific batch that had an issue, but Samsung issued a full global recall on a device that had only just launched.

Apple don't need to do anything.

 

Apple uses ATL... Which is who Samsung switched to.

 

It was just a batch, so Apple don't need to do anything.

 

People always trying to create an issue out of a nonissue.

 

Put on your tinfoil hats boys and girls!

 

According to which source was Samsung SDI the problematic battery supplier for the Note 7? Who confirmed this?

 

Apple doesn't need to do anything.

 

Recall what? Nobody has a 7 yet....

 

I'm sorry, but your image proves nothing. Perhaps you ought to look up "proves" for future reference.

 

I was unclear I amended my statement.

 

Even if they're made by the same company they're its a different battery made to a different specification.

 

And when was that list valid? What's your source?

 

That is a 2015 list... Where is his list for the iPhone 7 he is claiming?

 

The batteries from the galaxy note 7 do not fit into an iphone.

Also, with that logic, Samsung would have to recall all their phones, not just the Note 7.

 

It was just a batch, so Apple doesn't need to do anything.

 

What a load of hyperbole. Sheesh. Did every battery have an issue? How do you make the leap to that far-fetched conclusion?

 

So,Samsung wants to Use Apples Main Battery Supplier ATL,why then Apple uses Samsung Battery ? Its not logic:

http://www.zdnet.com/article/samsung-to-use-apples-main-battery-supplier-for-note-7-report/

 

Good point, and to continue with this convoluted logic, by the same standard Samsung should be recalling every phone that uses those batteries and since they didn't they are even more irresponsible than Apple, since they sell way more phones and have more marketshare.

 

You don't understand anything about supply chains do you?

Do you really think that because the manufacturer is the same, that Apple's different capacity, shape, and form batteries in iPhones is from the same assembly line as the one's in the Samsung 7?

Really?

 

"Could"? Yeah, but highly unlikely.

We have no idea what they are using Samsung SDI batteries for, it could be for the Apple TV Remote for all we know, it could be the BIOS chip battery on Macs.

The issue with Samsung SDI resulted from a manufacturing tolerance defect that could have affected ALL Samsung SDI batteries built using that spec. "That spec" involves the dimensions, materials, mah etc that the battery was built to, which would NOT be the same as the iPhone uses.

That being said, I can guarantee that Apple has gone through and vigorously examined all devices that could possibly have that battery inside of it as well as the manufacturing processes.