Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Samsung to Issue Galaxy S8 Software Updates After Complaints



Samsung recently released their new Samsung Galaxy S8, but customers have already started to complain about certain issues that have occurred with the factory settings of the phones. There have been issues where the phone has a red-hue when turned on, and the wi-fi connection has also been weak.
Samsung released a statement saying that there will be a software update in order to fix these problems. Although this issue mainly occurred in South Korea, where the phone was first released, Samsung hopes that this will not stop sales in the US and Canada. The Galaxy S8 had large sales in the market especially with preorders since lots of customers have looked forward to the launch of this phone.

Samsung has done a good job at trying to keep their customers by giving phone replacements or software help to those who have had issues with the phone. Samsung is trying to have a good launch with this phone, and not have not repeat of last year’s Note 7 where they got completely removed from the market due to the batteries overheating. They also lost millions of dollars, so they are now trying to win back their market and gain revenue.

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