2 months after Samsung finally decided to withdraw the series terminals from the market Galaxy Note 7, there is finally an explanation for the battery problems. Those from Samsung stated that they discovered the cause of the explosion of the Galaxy Note 7 batteries, regardless of how the terminals were used, but they will not reveal the information publicly, for now.
Samsung revealed that the findings of an internal investigation have been reported to the authorities in South Korea for the time being, in order to reassure them. Although the cause is known, those from Samsung stated that they will not reveal the reason until the end of the year, when they will probably organize a press conference to announce all these details.
A very varied range of speculations have appeared regarding the causes of Galaxy Note 7 battery explosions, but no one knows which of them is real. Most of them blame a mistake in the design created for the batteries used in the Galaxy Note 7, specialists in the field stating that Samsung tried to introduce too large batteries into a much too small case.
Samsung has learned the cause of Galaxy Note 7 explosions
The reality is known only to those from Samsung for now, but also to some authorities who have analyzed the Galaxy Note 7 after its launch on the market, but we will know it soon. Samsung refuses to provide information and fears that details regarding the Galaxy S8 could appear on the market before the device is officially presented at a conference scheduled at Mobile World Congress 2017.
In this idea, Samsung managers ask employees not to reveal details regarding the Galaxy S8 ahead of time in order not to jeopardize the development of the terminal. Of course, this will not happen and we will find out all the details regarding the new smartphone, but probably also the real reasons why the Galaxy Note 7 had so many problems and humiliated Samsung.
"The tech giant has reportedly completed its internal investigation to find the cause of explosions of the Note 7, and reported its findings to outside laboratories, such as the Korea Testing Laboratory and UL. Samsung had a bitter experience due to the leak of important data — on product design and business strategies — to China and consequently suffered damages in the past."
