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Singtel M1 StarHub covering up Hard for exploding iPhones

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Singaporean fake ignorant attitute showing again that says these things all happening elsewhere but not in the Red Dot Heaven.:oIo:

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No exploding iPhone in Singapore: SingTel
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Saturday, Jan 28, 2012

Local telco SingTel said Friday that it was unaware of any iPhones exploding in Singapore.

Last week, 35-year-old Mr Z.M. Ong had told the media that his father's iPhone 4 had sparks and smoke coming out of it while it was being charged.
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The phone reportedly gave out a loud exploding sound before blacking out, Mr Ong said. He also told Today newspaper that the one-year-old phone was replaced by SingTel for for free.

However, SingTel told The Straits Times that it was unaware of the case.

A SingTel spokesperson told the English daily that SingTel does not have a record of the incident or the handset exchange that was reported in the media.

The other two local telcos, StarHub and M1, also said they had not received reports of sparks coming from iPhones.

Industry professionals who deal in third-party iPhone repair services told the English daily that iPhone users should not worry about their devices blowing up as they had not encountered such cases in Singapore

Last year, two cases of exploding iPhones were reported in the international media - one in Brazil and the other in Australia. Both iPhone had emitted smoke before exploding while being charged on flights.

One problem the industry professionals did face was batteries which became burnt or bloated while being charged.

This could be due to users charging iPhones with chargers or cables not licensed by Apple, water damage, or overcharging, these industry professionals told The Straits Times.

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Singtel M1 StarHub finally admitted exploding iPhones

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2 iPhones exploded while being charged in Singapore
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Saturday, Jan 28, 2012

China Press reported that two iPhones exploded while being charged in Singapore.

One of the phone owners, a hairstylist known as Li Rong Da, said he was shocked when his less than three-week-old gadget exploded.

There were several cracks on the screen as a result of the explosion.

Another owner, known only as Wang, 60, said he was shocked to see the phone bursting into flames.

He said there was a power outage in his house after the explosion.
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Re: Singtel M1 StarHub finally admitted exploding iPhones

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First case of 'exploding' iPhone 4 reported here

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Sunday, Jan 29, 2012

It sent out sparks, smoke and a loud explosive sound while it was being charged, in what is believed to be the first case here of an iPhone 4 going boom.

The incident, which involved his 60-year-old father's iPhone 4, tripped the power supply in Mr Z.

M. Ong's home, putting out all the electrical appliances and plunging his home into darkness.

Mr Ong, 35, told CNA: "I was so freaked out... There was a very loud 'boom' and the phone just blacked out. (It) was also very hot."

Checks with SingTel, M1 and StarHub, showed that Mr Ong's experience is believed to be the first reported case of a sparking iPhone here, reported Channel NewsAsia.

In November last year, a Brazilian man's iPhone 4, which was plugged in for an overnight charge, began to emit sparks and smoke.


This article was first published in The New Paper.
 
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