As per anew report, Samsung is now extending the warranties of its devices after a negative report by the Chinese state media. Earlier, Samsung was criticized for a `sudden death' found in its smart phones like Galaxy S III and Note II.
The engineers promised the consumers to cure the problem and tested the root cause of the problem. They found that the problem was occurring because of the dodgy flash memory module, raising some signs of hope among the Samsung users.
The Samsung Officials said that they feel pleased to get the response from the public. They said that they are deeply concentrating that their repair and the refund policies fulfill the Chinese laws. The company offers that if any person's device gets hacked in warranty terms, then his money will be refundable.
The company had now decided to extend the warranty terms of any potentially affected device, which has its manufacturing date before 30, November 2012. The company has decided to extend the warranty period of the affected device by 12 months than the existing one.
Earlier the current year, Apple has decided to put an end to its warranty services being offered to its customers. But, the Samsung is under its investigation to increase the warranty period of its smart phones.
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