Samsung Note 7 fiasco most likely was a sabotage

[jalamanta]

#premiumfeel

Let's be honest, Samsung is a conglomerate releasing various types of quality hardware. The fact that they still can't reproduce the problem with batteries says it all.

I also noticed how American media pushed the news about it. The Verge especially, they have like 20 articles about it and still can't let it go. They sound like some fukking US propaganda.

I believe this was either a set up by Apple with the help of government or by Huawei, as they are becoming another dominant player in the smartphone game.

 

[levitate]

Nah.

They just fukked up.

 

[Jax]

They fukked up and Apple went with it.

 

[Mr. Negative]

#premiumfeel

Let's be honest, Samsung is a conglomerate releasing various types of quality hardware. The fact that they still can't reproduce the problem with batteries says it all.

I also noticed how American media pushed the news about it. The Verge especially, they have like 20 articles about it and still can't let it go. They sound like some fukking US propaganda.

I believe this was either a set up by Apple with the help of government or by Huawei, as they are becoming another dominant player in the smartphone game.

It's like those two years with the Toyota cars and the cheap asian toys being poisonous, right.

US Economy boomed for a bit cause everyone was scared to buy anything that didn't say "Made in the USA", Japan was forced to lose face and publicly apologize.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

My cousin said the same thing
I believe it was just a fukkup

 

[blockburna420]

shyt gets recalled everyday B!

 

[Cladyclad]

Looks like sabotage to me

 

[THEREALBRAND]

The tech media covered it because it was a big story, and it got clicks. Just look at this board as an example. People followed that story more closely then any other tech news, and at that time the new iPhone was being released and the Pixel was being announced.

And most tech reviewers had the Note 7 as their phone of the year before the recall, and most still have it as their favorite phone. That's not exactly how you "sabotage" a product. Samsung screwed up plain and simple.

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

It was a major screwup, but I still have faith in them. I didn't plan it, but I have a Samsung TV, phone and tablet and I'm happy with all three. They are the first brand I'll look at when it's time to upgrade any of those.

 

[R=G]

Nah.

They just fukked up.

Too much has to go wrong for this to happen this widespread.
No matter what, Samsung will do everything in their power to repair their reputation next Spring. All Eyez On Them.

 

[R=G]

The tech media covered it because it was a big story, and it got clicks. Just look at this board as an example. People followed that story more closely then any other tech news, and at that time the new iPhone was being released and the Pixel was being announced.

And most tech reviewers had the Note 7 as their phone of the year before the recall, and most still have it as their favorite phone. That's not exactly how you "sabotage" a product. Samsung screwed up plain and simple.

Looking at this screen right now..makes me sick I got to turn this in this week.

 

[levitate]

Too much has to go wrong for this to happen this widespread.
No matter what, Samsung will do everything in their power to repair their reputation next Spring. All Eyez On Them.

Who's that in your profile pic though?

 

[R=G]

Who's that in your profile pic though?

Helen from Rio

 

[levitate]

Noted

Get it? Note?

 

[levitate]

Forgot to quote you.


Long day.