The automaker is expected to reveal the results of its investigation this month of January, prior to the presentation of the Galaxy S8.
2016 has not been a very good year for Samsung. Then he thought finally break out its mobile division in turmoil thanks to the Galaxy Note 7, the new smartphone has been of advantage to sink the brand.
Despite an offer that could easily compete with the Apple iPhone, the Note 7 was affected by a defect which could cause explosion of batteries. Thinking it was the battery from a supplier that was in question, Samsung has recalled the product to replace the defective batteries by units assumed to be safe. But even the replacement phones, which were supposed to present default, have exploded. Because of this, Samsung was forced to remove the Note 7 of the market, without knowing the real reason for the explosions of the batteries.
However, a few days after the withdrawal of the Note 7, the boss of Samsung Mobile had promised that the company would disclose the origin of the problem, no matter what the cost. The issue is important because from this fiasco, Samsung needs to regain the trust of the public if he intends to sell other high-end smartphones, like the Galaxy S8, which is expected to be presented in February.
today, we learned that Samsung would finally the causes of these explosions of the batteries. the And according to Reuters, which cites a media outlet in south korea, the company will reveal the results of its investigation this month of January (so, before the release of the Galaxy S8).
In the meantime, the explanations of official, the theories were showering from everywhere
The experts did not wait for explanations official of Samsung to come out with their theories. The most interesting is surely one of the engineers Instrumental. They opened the hood of the smartphone and discovered ” a fundamental problem with the design of the phone itself “. “When the batteries are charged or discharged, the chemical process is migrating the Lithium and the battery swells up mechanically, and read it in their blog post. Any engineer specializing in batteries will tell you that it is necessary to leave a certain percentage of the ceiling above the battery. 10 % is a rough rule and over time, the battery will expand in this space. Our unit (ed’s note, a Galaxy Note 7) of two months, there was no ceiling : the folds and the adhesive had a thickness of 5.2 mm, resting in a pocket of 5.2 mm depth. There should be a ceiling of 0.5 mm “. According to Instrumental, it is a basic rule that could not be violated that intent.
On the other hand, other people think that it is the system of fast charging the Galaxy Note 7 which has caused the battery problems.
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