Samsung may face investigation in Korea over Galaxy S22 performance claims
Samsung may be in legal trouble following worries that it’s Sources for The Korea Herald claim South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission is “expected” to investigate Samsung over allegations it violated advertising law when marketing the claims Galaxy S22 owners in South Korea are preparing a class action lawsuit against the company for distorting the phone’s capabilities. They feel “cheated” and are asking for 300,000 won (about $243) in compensation per person, according to the news outlet.
Recently, Samsung like Apple did during its “batterygate” scandal. There’s no guarantee Samsung will face penalties or do more than release its planned update, but the story is a familiar one so far.
More Stories
Amazon’s Kindle and Fire tablet sale offers savings of up to 45 percent
As it does from Fire HD tablets and Kindle devices, with most items at the second-best prices we've seen so...
The iPod created the two-headed monster that finally killed it
The iPod's death has been a long time coming. Somehow, it's already been eight years since Apple discontinued the iconic...
iRobot’s poop-detecting Roomba j7+ robot vacuum is $200 off right now
Update 4/17/22: Amazon is now matching the sale prices on the Roomba j7+ and the Roomba s9+. If you missed...
Google, Best Buy, Sony and others form alliance to defend FCC’s proposed ‘AllVid’ standard
We've already seen Sony, TiVo and others AllVid, but it looks like they're now stepping up their game considerably. In...
The Morning After: Mobile World Congress has more laptops than phones
Mobile World Congress, best known for phones, next-gen mobile networks and everything related is having a laptop moment. Sure, Honor...
Best Buy takes 2012 Amazon Kindle pre-orders for those that hate online shopping, appreciate irony
There's a certain amount of self-contradiction going on if you're visiting a brick-and-mortar store to pre-order a device that's all...
Average Rating