NEW YORK -- Samsung is urging consumers worldwide to stop using Galaxy Note 7 smartphones immediately and exchange them as soon as possible, as more reports of the phones catching fire emerged even ...

Samsung is doing its best to recall the millions upon millions of Galaxy Note 7s at risk of exploding with new phones that should be safe. But it turns out that new ‘safe’ device may not be so safe ...

Let's travel back to 2016. Marvel Studios was dominating the box office with "Captain America: Civil War," Beyoncé released "Lemonade," and Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 7. There was a lot to like ...

Still using your Galaxy Note 7? Best you keep it switched off if you’re flying anytime soon. Following recent reports of Samsung’s new flagship device suddenly bursting into flames, the U.S. agency ...

That’s one hot device. A June 6 clip on the platform has reignited buzz about the infamous Galaxy Note 7, the smartphone so dangerous, it’s banned from the skies due to the possibility of its battery ...

Samsung is reportedly prioritizing safety over rapid innovation for Galaxy phone battery improvements. Lessons from the Galaxy Note 7 incident mean Samsung is testing battery technologies meticulously ...