smartphone, the Galaxy Note 7. The South Korean handset maker has just confirmed sales for the phablet will resume in its home turf on October 1.
By then, Samsung hopes to be able to replace more than 80% of the faulty Galaxy Note 7 units through the exchange program in South Korea. Aside from putting Galaxy Note 7 sales on hold almost a month ago, Samsung also dropped all TV ads until the exchange program will be successfully completed.
Aside from the sales of the Galaxy Note 7, Samsung announced the it has decided to resume TV ads in South Korea beginning September 28. Also, customers who purchase the new, safe Galaxy Note 7 in October will benefit from 50% cut of any repair costs incurred for the display.
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