Sentences with phrase «more exploding batteries»

Let's just hope there are no more exploding batteries (or court cases!)

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There has been talk that Samsung needed to move more quickly than usual to introduce a new flagship smartphone this year to make customers forget about the exploding battery debacle of last summer's Galaxy Note 7.

As more electric vehicles hit the road and more wind turbines start spinning, the demand for batteries and their raw materials will explode.

The hope is it will be able to store more energy for its volume and charge faster than lithium - ion batteries, which take hours to charge fully, wear out after a few hundred charges and can explode if they overheat.

I don't have statistics to back this up but you're probably more likely to be hit by a car than having a battery explode during a jump start.

It's easy to point the finger and laugh at Samsung, especially since their $ 2 billion fiasco comes on the heels of Apple's big launch, but exploding batteries are a result of us needing / wanting more juice from our phones and Samsung tried to deliver.

This is the good news following the Note 7 fiasco: Samsung and all the other OEMs are spending considerably more time improving cooling systems and making sure batteries can't explode, so we're much safer now no matter what.

The Pixel 2 complaints come more than a year after Samsung went through a massive recall of its flagship Galaxy Note7 smartphones, which were the subject of a massive recall due to overheating batteries that exploded or caught fire.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has just issued an official recall of over one million Galaxy Note 7 smartphones amid more than 90 reports of handsets spontaneously exploding as a result of a faulty battery.

The «safe» Galaxy Note 7 released after the first recall was still not safe and was faced with more reports of exploding batteries.