Friday 9 September 2016
It’s been a rough few weeks for Samsung, and it’s seemingly getting rougher. It started with the launch of the long awaited (and highly lauded) Galaxy Note 7. Sales were blowing up, but unfortunately so too were the phones, and the Korean phone manufacturer was forced to quickly issue a recall. There have been rumblings that national civil aviation authorities – like the Federal Aviation Authority – and airlines would start prohibiting them on flights. Earlier today, the FAA issued a statement that it “strongly advises passengers not to turn on or charge these devices on-board aircraft and not to stow them in…
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