At first glance, the Note 8 seems to put Samsung firmly on the road to redemption.
Samsung is trying to move past last year’s explosive Galaxy Note 7 launch with a successor sporting a dual-lens camera, animated messages, expanded note-taking and lower battery capacity. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Samsung's newest Galaxy Note phone has many new features, but will it overcome the disastrous legacy of the Note 7, a discontinued phone known for its explosive battery?
Samsung's having a very big week — which has the potential to go very badly.
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