Samsung just went with a dark experience with the exploding batteries of Galaxy Note 7. One thing that Samsung will surely work on is the battery for the upcoming phone Galaxy Note 8 along with the redesigned S Pen stylus with a new feature.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 had a lot of case of battery explosions and other issues. According to Khaleej Times, a total number of 27,000 Note 7 phones have been pulled off the UAE market due to battery issues - the battery limits only 60 percent charge.
Samsung has promised an update off the exchanged Galaxy Note 7 devices. "Any Galaxy Note7 device that shows a 'green' battery icon on the device notification bar, the 'Power Off' prompt screen or the Always-On Display can be assured that their device is safe for charging."
Samsung has also replaced 500,00 new Galaxy Note 7 phones with battery issues and called for replacement for the users in the United States. Samsung will surely work on the battery issues that declined the sale of Galaxy Note 7 and produce a battery for the upcoming Galaxy Note 8. Samsung fans have to wait until Samsung releases the news officially.
Apart from the battery upgrade, Samsung will also work on its pen - the S Pen Stylus making it better in the upcoming Galaxy Note 8. Although, the present pen has good features compared to its predecessor, Samsung has planned for a speaker system that would work differently depending on the position of the stylus. A report by Patently Mobile, "When the S Pen is docked, the sound will be emitted from the bottom of the stylus. When in use, the sound will come from the S Pen enclosure."
Since some years Samsung has been releasing Galaxy Note 7 phones between August and September. Galaxy Note 7 was released in August 2 to align it with Rio Olympics. Fans expect a similar date for Galaxy Note 8.
