Every Samsung lovers know that Samsung announced that it’s terminating production of its latest flagship smartphone amid reports of replacement units catching fire, Its brand reputation has also been hit hard globally as many airports issued notices banning passengers from carrying the Galaxy Note 7 onboard or in cargo, following dozens of reports of the fire-prone smartphones.
Now According to Kim Duk-jin, vice chief of private Korea-Insight Institute, “Samsung is recommended to drop the Note brand as consumers may still find it dangerous even when the new Note 8 comes out.”
According to sammobile, Samsung should move on by dropping the moniker entirely. It should, instead, stick to one flagship by producing a stylus-totting variant. It’s a known fact that sales of the regular flat model of the Galaxy S7 are down, so maybe it could create a ‘Pro’ variant of its next iteration that sports an S Pen.
At this point, the most critical move for Samsung is to find out the causes of the Note 7 explosions and restore trust in the market, experts said.
The next big thing coming from Samsung, the Galaxy S8 is said to feature a completely different design with a bezel-less display. However, experts claim that this type of phones are more vulnerable to external shock and prone to heating problems since they consume more battery.
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