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Let's travel back to 2016. Marvel Studios was dominating the box office with "Captain America: Civil War," Beyoncé released "Lemonade," and Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 7. There was a lot to like ...

That’s one hot device. A June 6 clip on the platform has reignited buzz about the infamous Galaxy Note 7, the smartphone so dangerous, it’s banned from the skies due to the possibility of its battery ...

Samsung is planning to sell refurbished versions of its now infamous Galaxy Note7 smartphone. The Note 7 was permanently scrapped last year after faulty batteries caused several of them to explode.

No other smartphone, before or since, has self-destructed — literally and figuratively — on the same scale as the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Officially released on Aug. 19, 2016, the Note 7 was a sleek ...

Samsung is in a world of hurt right now, and there’s really no other way to describe it. The company’s Galaxy Note 7 has become a complete disaster, and in the past 48 hours, things have only gotten ...

Updated 7 a.m. ET on Oct. 11 Samsung Electronics is permanently ending production of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, after trying for more than a month to solve the problem of the device ...

The infamous Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones have again become a talking point on social media. Launched in August 2016, the mobile phones were plagued by several issues, primarily related to their ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Samsung Galaxy Note 7 holdouts will soon have dead phones. T-Mobile released an update on Wednesday to prevent Note 7 users from charging devices, rendering them useless. AT&T, ...