A man walks past an advert for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in London REUTERS/Luke MacGregorSamsung recalled all of its new Galaxy Note 7 devices in 10 countries, including the United States, after discovering the batteries of some of its devices caught on fire or exploded, the company announced Friday. The Note, which is the most expensive and largest of the company's flagship smartphone line, was just released two weeks ago. But 35 customers have already come forward with complaints that Samsung had connected to a battery cell problem, the company said in a statement posted to website. [Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 is stellar — but pricey]Samsung is investigating its supply chain to nail down the problem's source, according to the statement. Park said she is not sure she wants to get another Galaxy Note 7 after losing all of her personal data in the incident, the AP reported.

Source: Washington Post September 02, 2016 02:05 UTC