How Samsung will force you ? and to exchange your exploding Galaxy Note 7

Galaxy Note 7

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 recall is going as planned if you can really ever plan for such a mess. The company has brought in half a million replacement units to the US, and other markets are also receiving the safe Galaxy Note 7 versions as we speak. But Samsung won’t stop until all the damaged devices are replaced. If you’re still oblivious to the problem, Samsung won’t let you sit idly by with a fire hazard in your pocket.

Samsung’s replacement operation is reportedly going smoothly in Canada, where many buyers have already brought in their defective units. According to Samsung Canada COO and Executive Vice President Paul Brannen, some 70% of the almost 22,000 devices sold in the region before the recall have been returned. That leaves plenty of faulty units in the wild, but Samsung wants to replace every single one of them.

Billionaires Barter Private Island For Ferrari Enzo!

Billionaires Barter Private Island For Ferrari Enzo

Legendary Italian supercar, the Ferrari Enzo is only produced as many as 401 units in the world turned out to be the most valuable target car. Even a billionaire willing to barter with a private island just to get 1 unit of the Enzo Ferrari.

Justin Bieber Attacked at Nightclub Night Canada

Often hang out in a nightclub, this time Justin Bieber recently got unlucky.
Site E! Online reported that the singer of 'Boyfriend' was recently attacked at a nightclub called Uniun in Toronto, Canada, on Friday night (30/8).

A witness named Robbie Stilez who was in the club that night said on E! Online, Justin was attacked while walking towards the dance floor.

Beckham start to PSG in a match Barcelona

Beckham start to PSG in a match Barcelona

David Beckham has been called the Paris Saint-Germain in the starting line-up for their Champions League quarter-final meeting with Barcelona first leg.

The 37-year-old handed a 20-minute cameo for the weekend win over Montpellier in Ligue 1 but replacing Marco Verratti from scratch for French club on Tuesday night.

Carlo Ancelotti has also been handed back to Lucas Moura, and Christophe Jallet Ezequiel Lavezzi, with Clement Chantome, Jeremy Menez and Gregory van der Wiel broken.

Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award 2013

Selena Gomez

As usual, it is the screaming fest Choice Awards at the 26th Annual of Nickelodeon Kids' held at the USC Galen Center in Los Angeles. Whilst some from the suspects as Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift was not present, a lot of big stars like Katy Perry, Kristen Stewart, and Selena Gomez are on hand to collect their orange blimps - or getting slimed - personally. Check out the complete list of winners!

U.S. Sues Apple and Publishers as E-book Set Price

Washington - The U.S. Justice Department sued Apple and five publishing companies on Wednesday, accused of conspiracy to raise prices and restrict competition e-book and immediately announced a partial settlement in this case.

After the anti-monopoly lawsuit was launched, officials said three of these publishers have agreed to terminate the plan to force retailers like Amazon to accept the new pricing plan to limit their ability to offer discounts for electronic books.

Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster has reached an agreement, but this case will still proceed against both Apple and other publishers - Macmillan and Penguin Group - "for conspiracy to limit freedom of e-book retailers to price competition," said Department of Justice .

"Tomcat" Afraid of Sunlight

Indonesia - Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare (Welfare) Agung Laksono said the insects 'tomcat' or Rove beetles have a toxin that causes injury to human skin, afraid of sunlight.

"Tomcat afraid of the sun even though she likes the lights," said Agung Laksono here on Thursday.

For that, the Court asked the public aware of tomcat in areas not exposed to moisture and sunlight.

"The community itself is often called upon to close the doors and windows when there is given a mosquito net to prevent the beetles that come in," he said.