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How to Identify the New Galaxy Note7

How to Identify the New Galaxy Note7

Smartphones Sep 19,2016 0

Samsung has begun replacing the Galaxy Note7 due to battery issues and in order to identify if you have a new device and use it with confidence, the company has introduced a Green battery icon that has been included in three specific software changes. The new green battery icon you see below will be visible on: 1) the Status Bar; 2) the Always On Display screen; and 3) the Power Off prompt screen, which can be accessed by long-pressing the power key.

Additionally, users can check if you are using the new Galaxy Note7 by looking for a square symbol on the label of the packaging box as below.


Samsung strongly urges Galaxy Note7 users to immediately participate in the replacement program based on local availability.

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