Samsung to limit recharging of faulty Note 7 batteries

Samsung said it would limit recharging of the batteries of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones to lower the risk of explosions in a measure apparently intended to jolt users into returning their devices following a recall. 

 

The South Korean electronics giant on September 2 suspended sales of its latest flagship smartphone and announced a recall of 2.5 million units already sold, after faulty batteries caused some handsets to explode during charging. Samsung announced a software update that will limit battery recharges to 60 per cent of capacity in a half-page advert carried by major South Korean newspapers.It would prevent the phones from overheating, and thus exploding, but would effectively mean a downgrade of the high-end device. 

 

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