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News : Samsung Galaxy S2 incident.

Anonymous
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‎26-04-2014 20:44 - edited ‎26-04-2014 20:45

‎26-04-2014 20:44 - edited ‎26-04-2014 20:45

"Seven-year-old requires surgery after Samsung Galaxy S2 EXPLODES in her pocket. "

Whilst I fully sympathise with the girl and family as the injury sounds horrific , I'm still left wondering why a 7yr old would require a smartphone and while playing in the garden.


http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/472415/Seven-year-old-requires-surgery-after-Samsung-Galaxy-S2-E...
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on ‎26-04-2014 20:48

on ‎26-04-2014 20:48

Most likely a cheap battery off eBay 😞
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on ‎26-04-2014 20:50

on ‎26-04-2014 20:50

Would a bulging battery scenario cause this incident ?
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on ‎26-04-2014 20:51

on ‎26-04-2014 20:51

Not heard of any s2`s having that issue with genuine batteries.
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on ‎26-04-2014 22:51

on ‎26-04-2014 22:51

I think the bulging batteries are only on the s4
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Anonymous
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on ‎27-04-2014 06:46

on ‎27-04-2014 06:46

Fair enough.

Just a thought.
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on ‎27-04-2014 15:09

on ‎27-04-2014 15:09

hi Damien1 - tell me more.  As a new S4 owner need I be concerned about the possibility of a bulging battery?

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‎27-04-2014 15:15 - edited ‎27-04-2014 15:20

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http://www.phonearena.com/news/Samsung-acknowledges-Galaxy-S4-swelling-battery-issue-offers-free-rep...

Hi.

This may be useful reading.

A similar thread http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Android-Devices-Samsung-HTC-Sony/Galaxy-S4-screen-not-working/m-p/64341...
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on ‎27-04-2014 15:25

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Dodgy batch of batteries early on in production run.... Should be mostly all sorted by now.
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on ‎27-04-2014 16:18

on ‎27-04-2014 16:18

As said should be ok now but take your battery out and lay it on the table does it sit flat or rock when you push it it's supposed to sit flat sometimes you can physically see the battery has swollen as well
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