Recently, an American Galaxy Note 9 user reported that the phone exploded inside her purse. Reporting from New York Post, Diane Chung sued Samsung regarding the disgraceful explosion of her Samsung Galaxy Note right inside her purse. She filled a lawsuit against the company and she is currently waiting for the court’s judgement


Diane Chung, a real estate agent in New York filed a report where it sued tech giant Samsung after her $1,000 supposedly fire-proof Galaxy Note 9 reportedly caught fire inside her purse earlier this month.

The New York Post reported that the woman claimed in her lawsuit that she was using on her new phone when it suddenly it became ‘extremely hot’. The sudden heat-up made Chung to stop using the device and keep it in her purse. Soon after, she heard a ‘whistling and screeching sound’ and noticed a ‘thick smoke’ coming from her purse.


She further said that she removed the phone by emptying her purse onto an elevator floor and also allegedly burning her fingers. Being ‘extremely panicked’, Chung started pushing the elevator buttons since the think smoke was making it hard to see

Upon reaching the lobby, she kicked the phone out, but even that didn’t stop the fire until a passerby picked up the phone with a cloth and placed it into a bucket of water.

Describing the incident as ‘traumatic’, Chung is now demanding unspecified amount of damages from Samsung of her ruined contents in the bag. Chung also called the phone ‘defective’ and asked for a restraining order that bans the sale of Galaxy Note 9 devices.

Moreover, during the galaxy note 9 launch Samsung CEO DJ Koh said, “The battery in the Galaxy Note 9 is safer than ever. Users do not have to worry about the batteries anymore.”

Regarding this incident, Samsung stated, “Samsung takes customer safety very seriously and we stand behind the quality of the millions of Galaxy devices in use in the United States. We have not received any reports of similar incidents involving a Galaxy Note 9 device and we are investigating the matter.”

Source: http://www.oshetech.com/2018/09/samsung-galaxy-note-9-explodes.html

How possible is it Apple is sure up to some gimmicks

You bloggers have recycled this post before and you were busted now you change the image and corrected the name from note 7 to note 8 while at the same time keeping the same story nawa, haba now.

Tremendouswap:
Recently, an American Galaxy Note 9 user reported that the phone exploded inside her purse. Reporting from New York Post, Diane Chung sued Samsung regarding the disgraceful explosion of her Samsung Galaxy Note right inside her purse. She filled a lawsuit against the company and she is currently waiting for the court’s judgement


Diane Chung, a real estate agent in New York filed a report where it sued tech giant Samsung after her $1,000 supposedly fire-proof Galaxy Note 9 reportedly caught fire inside her purse earlier this month.

The New York Post reported that the woman claimed in her lawsuit that she was using on her new phone when it suddenly it became ‘extremely hot’. The sudden heat-up made Chung to stop using the device and keep it in her purse. Soon after, she heard a ‘whistling and screeching sound’ and noticed a ‘thick smoke’ coming from her purse.


She further said that she removed the phone by emptying her purse onto an elevator floor and also allegedly burning her fingers. Being ‘extremely panicked’, Chung started pushing the elevator buttons since the think smoke was making it hard to see

Upon reaching the lobby, she kicked the phone out, but even that didn’t stop the fire until a passerby picked up the phone with a cloth and placed it into a bucket of water.

Describing the incident as ‘traumatic’, Chung is now demanding unspecified amount of damages from Samsung of her ruined contents in the bag. Chung also called the phone ‘defective’ and asked for a restraining order that bans the sale of Galaxy Note 9 devices.

Moreover, during the galaxy note 9 launch Samsung CEO DJ Koh said, “The battery in the Galaxy Note 9 is safer than ever. Users do not have to worry about the batteries anymore.”

Regarding this incident, Samsung stated, “Samsung takes customer safety very seriously and we stand behind the quality of the millions of Galaxy devices in use in the United States. We have not received any reports of similar incidents involving a Galaxy Note 9 device and we are investigating the matter.”

Source: http://www.oshetech.com/2018/09/samsung-galaxy-note-9-explodes.html

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You all are doubting it right?
You don't read an article from just one source, why not google it and see top American and European websites/blogs reporting the same news
It happened early this week...

I do not publish fake news

mrMeen:
You bloggers have recycled this post before and you were busted now you change the image and corrected the name from note 7 to note 8 while at the same time keeping the same story nawa, haba now.

Brother, you should learn to be current on latest happenings... Note 7 first had this issue last year, Note 8 was better, and this note 9 have just had its first explosion complaint. And during the launch event that was held a few weeks ago DJ Koh assured that the Note 9 won't claim a story similar to the note 7 downfall.

If I may ask, did you watch the note 9 launch event Obviously no...

My device brand has never recorded any explosion