According to the folks at Korea Times, Samsung will be sending out a new over-the-air software update that will stop your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from charging past 60% or 2100 mAh of the full 3500 mAh battery. This may stop it from exploding as reports had the smartphone explode during charging. It should also serve as a more compelling reason to replace your 'unsafe' Galaxy Note 7. Don't wait for it to happen and go get your replacement as soon as possible.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 comes equipped with a Dual Pixel 12MP rear camera coupled with Optical Image Stabilization. We gave it a go with the slow motion mode in the video below. Check it out for yourself and see what the Galaxy Note 7 can do. If you're interested, go check out our unboxing, hands-on and battery casing videos as well.
On top of the unboxing and hands-on videos of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, we also managed to get our hands on the official battery casing for the Galaxy Note 7. We'll be doing a more complete review of the casing and the Galaxy Note 7 in a bit so check out the video for yourself below and stay tuned to TechNave.com.
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