The battery was the main cause of the explosions of the Galaxy … – CNET in Spanish

Samsung could end the chapter of the Galaxy Note 7 with research end this month.

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The investigation of Samsung over the explosions of the Galaxy Note 7 would have come to an end, and the company would have ruled that the primary cause of the explosive devices would have been the battery itself, as he was able to know Reuters.

A source of news agency said that the company replied to the explosions during the investigation, ruling that in most cases neither the hardware nor the software were guilty of the same, but the battery was responsible for the problem.

Some independent investigations in the past have pointed out that the little space for the battery inside of the Galaxy Note 7, would have been the origin of the problems of the phone, because the company would have incurred in an error of manufacturing by applying pressure on the plates contained within the cells of the battery.

After stopping for the first time the sale of the phones in September, Samsung said it would replace the batteries for a more secure from a chinese supplier. Originally it was said that the batteries that had problems that would have been manufactured by Samsung SDI, a subsidiary of the company.

Samsung could give the final results of their investigation, the 23 of January, a day before present the financial results of the last quarter. So the company would close the chapter Note 7 to prepare their followers and investors for the Galaxy S8.

last week Samsung said it had collected more than 96 percent of the phones Galaxy Note 7 and the majority of them had been changed by the devices of the own company.

are anxious to see the Galaxy S8? These leaked images of the last week will not leave you indifferent, although it is still unknown if Samsung will launch the team in the World Congress of Mobile Devices, to be held in February in Barcelona.

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