You're exploding it wrong.If this was an iPhone, most people would come back around after a few months. But the Note 7 wasn't anything special. They should seriously consider pulling the Note brand altogether.
You're exploding it wrong.If this was an iPhone, most people would come back around after a few months. But the Note 7 wasn't anything special. They should seriously consider pulling the Note brand altogether.
I get that users will be frustrated with the targeting of features to encourage a more spending without any reason as to why a cheaper device can't have the same hardware. But, the same is true of all the big tech companies. Your response to that shouldn't come from a rival who push the competition further. It should be for you to vote with your wallet. Apple have never designed beyond what is necessary, they refine implementations (and sometimes get it wrong) but they won't throw specs or features at a device just to win market share. That's what Samsung are notorious for.This is bad news for longtime iPhone fans like myself. Apple need strong competition to keep them on their toes - case in point the iPhone 7 - a design that is at best phoning it in, at worst outright user-hostile. I am still shaking my head about them restricting the double camera to the plus and removing the headphone jack.
This did not happen because they were rushing to get the phone out before iPhone. This was their scheduled and anticipated launch date for quite some time. It follows the same release schedule as last year's Note 5. http://www.theverge.com/2015/8/13/9144397/samsung-galaxy-note-5-price-release-date-specs-video
In the interest of accuracy, there was a manufacturing fault that was discovered and corrected for the S7 Active's failure to truly meet its IP68 rating. In response to the scrutiny of Consumer Reports, Samsung's spokesperson said they will honor all warranty claims. However neither Samsung nor AT&T will help customers identify old vs new corrected stock, nor has a recall voluntary or otherwise been issued on the old stuff. Customers on forum threads are pretty angry and frustrated over this half-tailed response, as are many on our forums over the Apple "Touch Disease" problem and Apple's inconsistent response to it. And again, this pertains only to the S7 Active, not the regular S7 or S7 Edge, whose owners report on various forums do hold up after water exposure. None of the listed links pertain specifically to the Note 7.Unfortunately, it's not even good at that...
http://www.consumerreports.org/smar...fails-consumer-reports-water-resistance-test/
https://www.squaretrade.com/press/S...rove-be-Water-Resistant-Apple-iPhone-6s-Still
From cheating on benchmarks to making liberal claims, this company doesn't deserve the public's trust. If this were Apple, we all know the media would have a field day. It's too bad the media is about as trustworthy as Samsung...
http://iphone.appleinsider.com/arti...rpods-iphone-7-series-2-watch-out-journalists
Yeah hard time on Samsung but they are trying their best to solve the problemWhat a complete disaster for Samsung. It's not their net loss their losing, their losing their customer base and reputation.
I'm trying to remember what they had over the S7 Edge. They refined the edges of the edge, lol, and moved to Gorilla Glass 5, and refined TouchWiz. I think the culprit could have been making the move to USB-C combined with whatever went wrong with their battery supplier's batch of batteries. I've read so much speculation and a lot of it sounds like it could have happened to any manufacturers. No hard facts yet.Samsung only started bringing forward its launch date last year to beat Apple to release, so maybe there's something in it. Remember, Samsung already brought out a new phone in March, and the Note 7 does have a lot of new features to pack into one product. Maybe there was oversight somewhere.
This is so bad, they may get rid of the name "Galaxy" and reboot under another brand image.Here's to the explosive launch of the Samsung Galaxy 8 next year.
Apple has enough character to not kick a man when he is down. There may be a few swipes on keynotes but nothing in formal ads or press releases.Remember this + (Yes we have a headphone jack)
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Yeah you don't see Apple joking about an exploding Note 7 do you?
Karma!