Former employees say Siri never had a way to lose because Apple never set a way forward for it. Also, Broadcom banned from acquiring Qualcomm.
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Power packs of varying capacities are included in this recall, voluntarily forwarded by Amazon to the CPSC. Click through to see if yours is at risk of malfunctioning.
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A single unfastened screw is the difference between safe to use Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 5th Gen units and those you need to stop using immediately to have them inspected.
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At least 50,000 HP laptops and mobile workstations sold between December 2015 and December 2017 are unsafe to use due to potentially overheating batteries.
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East Bridgewater public schools are switching to HP-made Chromebooks and iPads after some of the N21 and N22 laptops started smoking and sparking.
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The devices in question are specifically units to fulfill insurance claims that were equipped and shipped by the FedEx Supply Chain.
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If you use a "duck plug" head on your AC adapter for that NVIDIA Shield, Shield TV or got it from a charger kit, get a free replacement unit, stat.
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Several elements of Samsung's scheme to bring back the Galaxy Note 7 have been shown off in leaked photos of the device in Vietnam.
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The where, when and how are still very much up in the air, but if regulators will allow it, the Galaxy Note 7 shall return in refurbished condition.
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For some reason, it took Samsung almost six whole months to realize preventing the Galaxy Note 7 in Korea from charging altogether is for the best.
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You know those sketchy rumors about a Galaxy Note 7 comeback in refurbished form that simply won't go away? Samsung brushes them off for good... almost
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The company has thumbed India and Vietnam to get the refurbished Note 7 units that will be equipped with a smaller battery than the one originally provided.
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No reports of major implications have come out of this fire in the Beijing-adjacent city of Tianjin, but there is the perception factor.
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While there's no reason to fear or try to return your ultra-low-cost new Nook Tablet 7, Barnes & Noble admits its power adapter can be dangerous.
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The failure points center around the battery: missing insulation tape which was thin to begin with and extremely tight design tolerances contributed.
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