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Samsung's flame shame as engineers baffled by new Note 7 fires | Trusted Reviews
Woman claims exploding Samsung phone set hair on fire as she slept | Daily Mail Online
Samsung suspends sales of Galaxy Note 7 after smartphones catch fire | Galaxy Note 7 | The Guardian
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Timeline of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fire crisis | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance 'Firevase' Raises Home Safety Awareness in Korea
Fixed Samsung Galaxy Note 7' catches fire on plane - BBC News
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 owners told to turn off device - BBC News
Why the Galaxy Note 7 kept exploding - Samsung reveals reason behind fires | Express.co.uk
Samsung's Pyrophilia Continues As Its Singapore Store Catches Fire Ahead Of Galaxy S8 Launch | Redmond Pie
Supplier that built the Note7's explosion-prone batteries catches on fire | Mashable
Oh no! More Samsung phones are catching fire - Komando.com
Samsung owners furious as company resists paying up for Note 7 fire damage | Galaxy Note 7 | The Guardian
What's Behind Samsung's Phone Fires? - IEEE Spectrum
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 battery fire lawsuits spreading to Galaxy Note 5, S6, S7 models | AppleInsider
Why did Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones keep catching on fire? Tech giant reveals the truth behind tech world's hottest controversy | The Sun
Samsung Under Fire After Galaxy S7 Edge Allegedly Bursts Into Flames | HotHardware
New Galaxy Note 7 fire raises worries Samsung didn't fix battery problems | AppleInsider
Samsung phones blowing up at pandemic rates, urging return of removable batteries (Samsung responds) - PhoneArena
Exploding smartphones: Why some catch fire and are you at risk? | CNN Business
A Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Phone Allegedly Caught Fire While Charging, Burning Its User's Hand
