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Analysts say the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco could cost Samsung $17bn.

Rival's share price sees 10-month high as experts predict Apple will shift 15 million extra iPhone sales.

The Marshmallow updates are currently live for users in the Netherlands.

Analysts believe this could affect the demand for Samsung's other smartphones as well.

Auction site eBay is actively removing the Note 7 from sale as Samsung stops sales and ends production.

Don't put the handset anywhere near your face, basically.

After two rounds of recalls due to batteries overheating and exploding, Samsung has killed off the Note 7.

Phone giant urges its customers to stop using the smartphone as network providers halt replacements.

User complains replacement Galaxy Note 7 goes up in smoke, Samsung texts back 'I can try and slow him down'.

The company's plant in Vietnam, responsible for global shipments of Note 7, has halted the production.

Michael Klering said the phone was not plugged in when it caught fire.

The Galaxy S8 could be Samsung's first device to sport dual-cameras.

Owner of device that exploded confirms he had picked the new unit from an AT&T store on 21 September.

The company expects a profit growth of 5.6% beating estimates.

The Viv team will work with Samsung's mobile communications business but it will operate independently.

The development comes days after Samsung resumed sales of new Note 7 globally.

Consumer safety watchdog CPSC along with Samsung are trying to find out the cause of the explosion.

The update featuring Samsung Cloud is currently live for users in Europe.

Samsung makes three major software changes to ensure safety of new device.

The company never ordered a mass recall in China.

Users in the US and South Korea have complained to Samsung of overheating.

The Korean electronics manufacturer is already facing a mammoth smartphone recall.

Most Galaxy Note 7 units in China were not recalled as they were considered safe.

Smartphone stagnation and a lack of major innovation are creeping into the smartphone market.

In the US and South Korea, over 60% customers have already replaced their faulty Note 7.

Samsung says only 200,000 consumers in South Korea have so far replaced their affected devices.

2 users said that the exchanged device has severe battery draining issues.

Samsung's chief marketing officer in Europe, David Lowes, hopes Galaxy Note 7 exchange programme would be completed within two weeks.

Mali-G71 is said to be 1.8 times faster than Mali-T880 MP12 graphics unit.

The latest incident comes after Samsung's worldwide recall of its new Note 7 phones due to faulty batteries.