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Samsung brings back smartphone formerly known as Galaxy Note7
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article published on 2 July, 2017
Last year's catastrophic release of Galaxy Note7 made a lot of people question whether Samsung will ever release another Note smartphone. At this point, however, it is all but confirmed that Note8 will be released in just a couple of months. Note8 will not be the only Note device Samsung has to offer this year, though.
Late last year we started hearing rumors that Samsung might still ... [ read the full article ]
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hearme0
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3. July 2017 @ 14:27 |
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Really? This article is lame. If it doesn't apply to the U.S. then it doesn't matter.
Who cares what happens in the homeland of Samsung! Clearly they have little respect for their own peeps because this is a true slap in the face for the consumer by pawning this crappy assed Note 7 off when a Note 8 is right around the corner.
And frankly, Notes are now pointless as the 8 Plus is highly highly highly comparable.
Leave it to Samsung for yet another bad decision to be made.
Garbage company that produces garbage products with garbage QA. They're a mill, nothing more nothing less. I only commend Samsung for rocking out the LCD panels but that's been perfected so no glory there any longer.
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sikosrus
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3. July 2017 @ 17:48 |
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Their refrigerators suck too!
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mukhis
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3. July 2017 @ 23:46 |
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Originally posted by hearme0:
This article is lame.
nope, but your comments are.
Originally posted by hearme0:
If it doesn't apply to the U.S. then it doesn't matter.
the world is not all about the US; so, stop your nonsense. Originally posted by hearme0:
this is a true slap in the face for the consumer by pawning this crappy assed Note 7 off when a Note 8 is right around the corner.
not really. read and learn. most of the internals would be the same (as those were absolutely fine), but the battery related HW/SW would be taken care of.
Originally posted by hearme0:
And frankly, Notes are now pointless as the 8 Plus is highly highly highly comparable.
little knowledge is dangerous. notes will always be different as these have been different. stylus, some HW/SW uniqueness...always different. i'll look forward to the note 8.
Originally posted by hearme0:
Garbage company that produces garbage products with garbage QA.
if you think samsung is garbage, you are a toad living in a small well. grow up.
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4. July 2017 @ 12:08 |
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Originally posted by mukhis:
Originally posted by hearme0:
This article is lame.
nope, but your comments are.
Originally posted by hearme0:
If it doesn't apply to the U.S. then it doesn't matter.
the world is not all about the US; so, stop your nonsense. Originally posted by hearme0:
this is a true slap in the face for the consumer by pawning this crappy assed Note 7 off when a Note 8 is right around the corner.
not really. read and learn. most of the internals would be the same (as those were absolutely fine), but the battery related HW/SW would be taken care of.
Originally posted by hearme0:
And frankly, Notes are now pointless as the 8 Plus is highly highly highly comparable.
little knowledge is dangerous. notes will always be different as these have been different. stylus, some HW/SW uniqueness...always different. i'll look forward to the note 8.
Originally posted by hearme0:
Garbage company that produces garbage products with garbage QA.
if you think samsung is garbage, you are a toad living in a small well. grow up.
While I agree that he did his normal "explode for no reason" thing, I do have to agree that Samsung phones are junk. The firmware is just terrible and they do everything they can to keep users from fixing it...then they issue update after update that slows it down even more so after 2 years it is almost unusable while a phone that cost 1/4 as much is still perfectly functional after 3 years, in spite of getting more frequent (and faster) security updates. Plus, they seem designed to crack and their curved displays have finicky almost dead-spots around the edges. The battery issues were just another reason for me to stay away from this company, at least when it comes to android devices.
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mukhis
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5. July 2017 @ 22:21 |
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Originally posted by KillerBug:
While I agree that he did his normal "explode for no reason" thing, I do have to agree that Samsung phones are junk. The firmware is just terrible and they do everything they can to keep users from fixing it...then they issue update after update that slows it down even more so after 2 years it is almost unusable while a phone that cost 1/4 as much is still perfectly functional after 3 years, in spite of getting more frequent (and faster) security updates. Plus, they seem designed to crack and their curved displays have finicky almost dead-spots around the edges. The battery issues were just another reason for me to stay away from this company, at least when it comes to android devices.
i won't call samsung's phones junks as i do have a different experience (samsung mega dual SIM). samsung has superior software layer (IMHO; i "prefer" the samsung interface) on top of android provided by google; however, in doing so, they have added a lot of bloatware which, of course, bothers me. samsung batteries last just "ökay" (presumably, thanks to the bloatware, and the relatively heavier layer; else, the battery life would be way better). samsung knox is best among android corporate security (mobileiron used/recommended by most corporate is extremely disappointing).
ASUS G73JW | Intel Core i7-740QM, 1.73GHz | 8GB DDR3 | Nvidia GeForce GTX 460M, 1.5GB | OCZ 120GB SSD + Seagate 500GB Hybrid 7200rpm | 17.3" FHD/3D | Blu-ray Write | Win7Pro64
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hearme0
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6. July 2017 @ 11:36 |
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Originally posted by mukhis:
Originally posted by hearme0:
This article is lame.
nope, but your comments are.
Originally posted by hearme0:
If it doesn't apply to the U.S. then it doesn't matter.
the world is not all about the US; so, stop your nonsense. Originally posted by hearme0:
this is a true slap in the face for the consumer by pawning this crappy assed Note 7 off when a Note 8 is right around the corner.
not really. read and learn. most of the internals would be the same (as those were absolutely fine), but the battery related HW/SW would be taken care of.
Originally posted by hearme0:
And frankly, Notes are now pointless as the 8 Plus is highly highly highly comparable.
little knowledge is dangerous. notes will always be different as these have been different. stylus, some HW/SW uniqueness...always different. i'll look forward to the note 8.
Originally posted by hearme0:
Garbage company that produces garbage products with garbage QA.
if you think samsung is garbage, you are a toad living in a small well. grow up.
Yeah.........cause I'm all alone in this thought process......NOT!
I won't say anymore cause AD will ban me for laying into your meritless comment and YOU!
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ddp
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6. July 2017 @ 20:39 |
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good idea.
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