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Samsung is recalling its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones as more reports of the phones catching fire emerged, including an incident in which a Brooklyn boy was apparently burned over the weekend.

Samsung started off its CES event in Las Vegas with a vow that its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones won’t ever explode again. Fred Katayama reports.

Facebook has launched a new business messaging service to compete with tech company Slack. Tyler Orton from Business in Vancouver has the details.

It’s half tablet and half phone. Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media reviews the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8

Mike Agerbo from ‘Get Connected Media’ is giving Global viewers an exclusive first at the latest Samsung products to hit the market.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announces the official recall of about one million Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones due to fire hazards.

The U.S.’s FAA airline regulator tells passengers not to turn on or charge their Samsung Galaxy Note 7s during flights. As Reuters’ Ivor Bennett reports, some airlines have already banned the use of the smartphones on flights anyway.

A Florida man is claiming his car was torched after a five-day-old Galaxy Note 7 blew-up while being charged inside the vehicle.

A video posted to Ariel Gonzalez’s YouTube channel on August 29, shared the story of how his new Samsung Galaxy Note 7 had apparently caught fire. He claimed that he only had the phone, which was “not even two weeks old,” charging for a short period of time before he went to class, and that...

Wed, Oct 12: Consumers who bought Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 smartphone can now return their devices to the stores where they were bought or send the devices back to the manufacturer in a fire-resistant box using gloves. Sean O’Shea reports.

An overheating, smoking Samsung smartphone forced the evacuation of a Southwest Airlines jet that was preparing to take off Wednesday from the Louisville airport.

Samsung has taken a $2.3 billion hit from ditching its flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. Online security expert David Papp joined Global News Morning to explain what to do when digital disaster strikes, including how to back up and restore your content.

Mon, Oct 17: Transport Canada has banned a popular line of phones from planes due to reports of the devices catching fires. Global’s Steve Silva reports.

Galaxy Note 7 devices continue to catch fire prompting Samsung to halt production and urge customers to switch off and return their phones

Cell phone giant Samsung is facing massive financial losses today after announcing it was canceling production of one of its signature phones. The Galaxy Note 7 was in danger of catching fire. Mike Drolet reports.

Samsung announced Tuesday that they would no longer be producing the Galaxy Note 7 and for those who own them, to return them for a refund. But is it that easy? Consumer reporter Anne Drewa has the details.

Samsung Electronics said on Monday that tests of more than 200,000 Galaxy Note 7 smartphones found defects in two sets of batteries from two different manufacturers that made the devices prone to catch fire.

The Decasa family of Honolulu, HI had just visited the Samsung website on her new Galaxy Note 7 when it began smoking Sunday morning, the images of which were captured on her home security camera.

An analyst with a major data marketing company said Samsung’s recall of its Galaxy Note 7 will be a “disaster” for the company, as it will damage consumer’s confidence in the brand.

Samsung Canada has now officially recalled thousands of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones. Consumer reporter Anne Drewa has more on the recall and what you should do if you have one.