Samsung Galaxy S3 exploded

[ariftwister]

Man its too much demanding what we do with these phones. Internet is ON 24 hours, its always looking for new Gmail, emails, google talk, facebook , fb messenger, whatsapp & god knows what......eating up the battery all the time
i turn off my data connection when not in use ..like night ..

After all it is smartphone na?

I never turn off the data unless I want to save the battery

 

[ariftwister]

I have that @home...its has so much swollen that the back cover of battery is not fitting properly

Recently only I replaced the battery. Guess what it was swollen too..

 

[Nanducob]

Do you have no sense? Why the hell did you post that graphic image of the burns? You're lucky not to get an infraction. DO NOT post graphic content, whether it is violence, injuries, porn or anything that is not safe for work (NSFW).

@Nanducob at least spoiler those pics!

Oops.Sorry..

 

[101gamzer]

Wish my S3 too could also be exploded...

 

[NoasArcAngel]

Do you have no sense? Why the hell did you post that graphic image of the burns? You're lucky not to get an infraction. DO NOT post graphic content, whether it is violence, injuries, porn or anything that is not safe for work (NSFW).

did you almost get fired? ...

yea but please avoid, "gore"

 

[Flash]

i think its pregnant

Agent smith is so witty..

just when samsung was starting to boom in the smart phone market....

S3 boomed..

that means its not virgin mobile or no-kia

There should be a heat sensor or something that needs to be in mobile.
If it gets overheat (coz of constant use), the mobile should alert the user just like showing "Low battery" notifications.

 

[Nanducob]

I think the whole incident just happened abruptly.If heat was building gradually,she might have noticed it eventually and should have taken it from her pocket.So if thats the case a heat sensor would be less likely of any help.

 

[Hrishi]

Agent smith is so witty..


S3 boomed..




There should be a heat sensor or something that needs to be in mobile.
If it gets overheat (coz of constant use), the mobile should alert the user just like showing "Low battery" notifications.

I think mobiles already have heat sensors. My Atrix has heat sensors as per Android tuner.
And I has governed the clock as per the temperature ranges.

 

[eggman]

Didn't a similar case occurred last year.
Turns out it was deliberately placed in microwave.

'Exploding' Samsung Galaxy S3 was deliberately placed in microwave and was not faulty says official investigation | Mail Online

We shouldn't jump to conclusions.