This Friday, Oct. 7, 2016, photo provided by Andrew Zuis, of Farmington, Minn., shows the replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone belonging to his 13-year-old daughter Abby, that melted in her hand earlier in the day. "She's done with Note 7s right now," Zuis said of his daughter. Reports of more replacement phones catching fire are trickling in, and the South Korean tech giant faces more scrutiny after earlier criticism for being slow to react and sending confusing signals in the first days of the recall. (Andrew Zuis via AP)
This Friday, Oct. 7, 2016, photo provided by Andrew Zuis, of Farmington, Minn., shows the replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone belonging to his 13-year-old daughter Abby, that melted in her hand earlier in the day. "She's done with Note 7s right now," Zuis said of his daughter. Reports of more replacement phones catching fire are trickling in, and the South Korean tech giant faces more scrutiny after earlier criticism for being slow to react and sending confusing signals in the first days of the recall. (Andrew Zuis via AP) Foto: Andrew Zuis/AP

Uus tehniline lahendus peaks hoidma ära edasised nutitelefonide plahvatused ja võimaldama ka turvaliste elektriautode arendamist.

Uuel liitiumakul on sisseehitatud tulekustutus süsteem, mis peaks ära hoidma Samsungi telefonidega toimunud plahvatuslikud ülekuumenemised.
Uuel liitiumakul on sisseehitatud tulekustutus süsteem, mis peaks ära hoidma Samsungi telefonidega toimunud plahvatuslikud ülekuumenemised. Foto: GRAPHIC NEWS/PM
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