Samsung has being going so well last year until this Galaxy Note 7 came into picture because of battery fiasco. There is one mistake Samsung will never make again that is the battery fail on Galaxy Note 7. This has affected Samsung's sale and there company lost billions of dollars because of the incident of battery fiasco.Samsung recently announced the Galaxy S8 which is no doubt a very beautiful piece of device. According to Samsung, lots of safety measures have been put in placeto prevent last year's battery disaster from reoccurring again.
Due to some reseach about Galaxy S8 this popular YouTube channel called "What's Inside" put a test on the new Samsung Galaxy S8 through some extreme torture to see how the phone holds. He cutting through the device with a mini cutter, the blade cut through the phone's battery which made it expand. The sudden expansion is not surprising as it's expected of a lithium battery, but aside the expansion, nothing else actually happened. You know Normally, a lithium battery is expected to explode or at least burst into flames.The YouTube even further to pierce the battery with a metal but there was no spark except for just a little flame (normally, when lithium battery comes in contact with metal, it's suppose to spark or even explode).With this test i think, Samsung might just have solved the problem which cost the company a huge lost. I think if all smartphone manufacturers can implement this new technology into their batteries, our smartphone might just be a save gadget once again. What do you have to say about this.
Due to some reseach about Galaxy S8 this popular YouTube channel called "What's Inside" put a test on the new Samsung Galaxy S8 through some extreme torture to see how the phone holds. He cutting through the device with a mini cutter, the blade cut through the phone's battery which made it expand. The sudden expansion is not surprising as it's expected of a lithium battery, but aside the expansion, nothing else actually happened. You know Normally, a lithium battery is expected to explode or at least burst into flames.The YouTube even further to pierce the battery with a metal but there was no spark except for just a little flame (normally, when lithium battery comes in contact with metal, it's suppose to spark or even explode).With this test i think, Samsung might just have solved the problem which cost the company a huge lost. I think if all smartphone manufacturers can implement this new technology into their batteries, our smartphone might just be a save gadget once again. What do you have to say about this.
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