It's been almost two months since the first explosion incident cropped up, but Samsung is still unable to find the root cause of the issue. All of Samsung's engineers are working hard to solve the puzzle, including the Galaxy S8 development team, and this has delayed work on the S series flagship by two weeks, the Wall Street Journal reports. This delay isn't too much of a stretch, but assuming that Samsung would want to be absolutely sure that the Galaxy S8 checks all the safety boxes, it will take its time to ensure that the 'S' series does not get hit as hard as its Note series did.
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