Samsung seeks to bury fiery past with Galaxy Note 8

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Samsung seeks to bury fiery past with Galaxy Note 8

Dual cameras, big screen in latest phablet.

Samsung has set out to wipe the slate clean with its new Galaxy Note 8 phablet, hoping features like dual rear cameras and its biggest-ever screen will extinguish memories of its fire-prone Note 7 predecessor. The world's largest smartphone maker by market share debuted the phone-tablet hybrid ...

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