Lenovo says a limited number of ThinkPad X1 Carbon 5th Gen laptops may have an unfastened internal screw.
PDP is strongly recommending you stop using them immediately and call 800-263-1156 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to initiate a return and refund process.
Consumers who checked their batteries in last June’s recall should recheck them again to see if they are affected.
At the very least, it is reassuring to see that 93% of people did comply with the recall.
Samsung has an interesting challenge on their hands. Users clearly love their Note7 devices, enough to continue to use them even after they’ve been recalled.
Starting on December 15th, network disconnection for the small number of affected devices still in the wild in Australia will start.
Samsung would like to make our customers aware of plans to discontinue network service for Note7 devices.
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) today announced it is issuing an emergency order to ban all Samsung Galaxy Note7 smartphone devices from air transportation in the United States.
After weeks of issues with the Galaxy Note7, the phone is finally being officially recalled in the U.S.
Another Galaxy Note7 has exploded, injuring a young boy. Is it time the U.S. government gets involved?
There really is no reason why you shouldn’t be exchanging your Note7 smartphone.
These sources, who prefer to remain anonymous, tell us their employers will not backup or restore your data from one Note7 to the other.
It is in Samsung’s best interest to get potentially faulty Note7 devices out of customer hands.
Transport Canada has also issued a safety advisory for those travelling with Galaxy Note7 devices.
Samsung has reported traced the cause of these explosions to a defect in the phone’s battery.
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