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It's over. Samsung has officially announced that the company is stopping sales of Galaxy Note 7 worldwide immediately following a number of recent incidents (seven to be exact in the United States alone) where the supposedly safe replacement Galaxy Note 7 units started catching fire just like the original model.

So it's official now. AT&T and T-Mobile have confirmed to stop selling Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in what appears to be a response to a number of high profile explosion incidents involving replacement Galaxy Note 7 devices.

All signs point to a rocky future for Galaxy Note 7 as another replacement device is reported to have caught fire, melting inside a Minnesota teenager's hand.

According to a new report, a second Galaxy Note 7 recall is now very likely possible following a replacement device's explosion. Here are the details.

Exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on a Southwest Airlines flight has now prompted a CPSC and FAA investigation. Here are the details.