Galaxy Note 7 should return to Europe in November
Although Samsung intends to resume European sales of Galaxy Note 7 before the end of the year, the incident with the "explosive batteries" was a debilitating blow to the company, and recovery may take longer than expected.
The saga of the "Note 7 explosives" not yet reached the end of the line. The new (and safe) versions of phablets who walked "through the mouths of the world" in recent weeks are beginning to return to the shelves, after arriving to the US market this week by the hand of Verizon.
Although Samsung has the ambition to re-sell Galaxy Note 7 in all European markets by the end of November, the reality can not be right that.
Quoted by Reuters, David Lowes, Samsung's marketing director for Europe, it states that it is expected that by the end of November the new Galaxy Note 7 are again available for sale in all markets of the Old Continent. However, as the media problem with the batteries forced the company to recover about 2.5 million smartphones already sold worldwide, the return to full normality in Europe can be more time consuming, and be extended by 2017 in .
Since the September 19 that technological Seoul is in the process of collecting the Galaxy Note 7 under a voluntary exchange program. However, still only in the United States can already receive the new mobile phones.
In Europe, most of the Galaxy Note 7 defective were dispatched to France, England and Germany.
Last September 21, Samsung issued a software update that urges users Galaxy Note 7 with potentially dangerous batteries to turn off the device. In addition, and as "better safe than sorry", this update limits the battery charge to 60%.
It is worth remembering that next September 28 these phablets infamous back to be sold in their home market in South Korea.
Despite all the controversy surrounding these devices, Samsung told ZDNet that several incidents reported to alleged failures of the Galaxy Note 7 are false.
Google Wi Fi: The new smart Google router?
Remember in 2015 when Google introduced OnHub, a router "smart" dedicated to solving the most common problems of Internet access.
With event scheduled for the 4th of October, the company of the research will present the successor of Nexus smartphones and also a new router.
The news was released by the Android Police website reveals that Google will launch next October 4th a smart router to be called simply Google Wi-Fi. This equipment will cost $ 129 and will be based on some features of OnHub.
Recalled that the OnHub main objective was to do away with all the complicated settings and interpretation of lights and signs that often no one understands. OnHub has "intelligence" to adapt to any scenario, focusing on usability and also the very aesthetic.
Some channels have contacted Google to know about the veracity of the information about the router but the company says it does not comment on the rumor.
In addition to the smartphones now Pixel line and router, Google will also introduce a new "'Chromecast Ultra", with support for 4k and also Google Home.
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