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Monday, 09 July 2012 11:45

Exploding Galaxy S III was apparently microwaved

Written by Peter Scott



After being dipped in water


Last month an Irish student told the world+dog that his shiny new Samsung Galaxy S III spontaneously caught on fire and exploded in his car.

Well, as it turns out, he got it a bit wrong. A subsequent investigation revealed that the phone was exposed to an external power source, most likely a microwave.

The student retracted his original statement, saying that the damage was “caused by another person” while trying to recover the phone from water. Apparently one of his daft mates stuck the water soaked phone in a microwave and let it rip.

“This was not a deliberate act but a stupid mistake," the student said. In this case, stupid seems like a massive understatement.

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