The issue appears to be related to the NAND becoming corrupted and killing off the Galaxy S III’s mainboard, which causes the phone to essentially “brick” itself.
Well, there’s a feature the iPhone doesn’t have. Merry Christmas Samsung users.
The issue appears to be related to the NAND becoming corrupted and killing off the Galaxy S III’s mainboard, which causes the phone to essentially “brick” itself.
Well, there’s a feature the iPhone doesn’t have. Merry Christmas Samsung users.