SEOUL (Reuters) – Samsung Electronics will present the 23rd of January the results of the survey conducted on the combustion untimely of some of its Galaxy smartphones Note 7, announced Friday, the south Korean group that is trying to recover from one of the most res ounding failures of the industrial technology sector.
The world’s leading manufacturer of smartphones said that its leaders and independent experts dévoileraien their findings during a press conference in Seoul, as well as new measures taken to avoid any similar problem in the new devices.
A source had said earlier this week to Reuters that the battery of the Note 7 was the main responsible of the combustion device.
Unable to resolve the problems of overheating of the battery of the Note 7 to the end of an initial recall of 2.5 million copies at the beginning of September, Samsung had finally drawn a line in October on this handset sold in the United States 882 $ (833 euros).
The south Korean group had recorded an operating expense that reduced earnings of 6,100 billion won (4.88 billion euros) over three quarters.
To regain the trust of consumers, investors and analysts deem necessary for the conglomerate to provide a convincing explanation and precise on what has not worked in the Note 7. Even as Samsung prepares to launch in the first half of a new combined flagship, the Galaxy S8.
(Se Young Lee; Claude Chendjou for the French service, edited by Wilfrid Exbrayat)
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