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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.

The exchange programme in the US kicks off on 21 September.

No devices from Samsung have received the Nougat update yet.

Samsung will release a software update this week to limit the battery charge to 60%.

Sources indicate suppliers were pushed to meet tighter deadlines.

Check out what Samsung has included so that you can easily identify the new Galaxy Note 7 units.

Samsung is conducting an internal review after reports on Note 7 fire incident.

Jonathan Strobel's lawyer said he suffered a deep second-degree burn.

Samsung reportedly sold about 400,000 units of Galaxy Note 7 before the recall.

Dr Richard Windsor of Radio Free Mobile predicts a Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent battle for Chinese Digital Life.

China's ATL is said to be the main supplier of Galaxy Note 7 batteries.

Footage of the phone melting has been sent to Samsung for investigation.

Galaxy S8 is likely to be codenamed Dream and Dream2.

The anti-poaching agreement dates back to 2005 and has eliminated the competition between both firms, the lawsuit claims.

The boy is now recovering at home after being treated for burns.

The Galaxy S7 Edge that exploded was not charging unlike the Note 7 cases.

Acquisition expected to add to HP's full-year earnings.

Samsung is urging consumers to participate in the replacement programme.

Air passengers have been advised not to turn on or charge their Note 7 handsets aboard flights or stow them in checked baggage.

Samsung has announced replacement stocks of the Galaxy Note 7 would be available in Australia from 21 September.

CPSC is working with Samsung to ensure the recall process is carried out properly.

The retro smartphone probably won't be available outside of China, however.

Bankrupt South Korean shipping company Hanjin leaves company's TVs and appliances in limbo at sea.

Passengers can only carry the phone if it is switched off throughout the journey, FAA says.