http://blog.mesrianilaw.com/2010/05/18/samsung-rogue-phone-explodes-in-user%e2%80%99s-face/ The Blog for Mesriani Law Group presenting an honest view at issues with the conduct of claims and litigation for Personal Injury, Social Security, Employment Law and Corporate/Business Law. Wed, 14 Dec 2011 05:27:07 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://blog.mesrianilaw.com/2010/05/18/samsung-rogue-phone-explodes-in-user%e2%80%99s-face/comment-page-1/#comment-2377 Robert P. Mon, 25 Oct 2010 01:33:21 +0000 http://blog.mesrianilaw.com/?p=448#comment-2377 I had my phones screen explode into the left side of my face last friday sending small fragments of glass into my left ear and making my skin feel as if I had rubbed it with fiberglass. I bagged the phone, my shirt and the swab I cleaned my ear with. The phone did not get hot and in fact still functions perfectly, although using the touch screen functions will cut you. I had the phone against my ear while leaving a message on a customers voicemial and it sounded like a starter pistol went off. I pulled the phone from my ear and noticed a shattered screed that continued breaking as I watched. I let the customer know my phone exploded and went into my home and showed my wife, sat the phone on the counter and watched it as glass shards jumped off the screen. I had to replace the phone asap as my morning schedule required me to be on the road and in contact while on the road. I notified the carrier and was on the phone with a rep awaiting their legal department when they dropped my call. We plan on calling them monday and see if they will settle. This is clearly a dangerous product, scared the crap out of me and until friday I had no idea the screens were mineral glass. Also why wouldn't the glass have a protective film just in case it shattered. I can be reached @269-317-2671 or resqrobsmarine@mei.net I had my phones screen explode into the left side of my face last friday sending small fragments of glass into my left ear and making my skin feel as if I had rubbed it with fiberglass. I bagged the phone, my shirt and the swab I cleaned my ear with. The phone did not get hot and in fact still functions perfectly, although using the touch screen functions will cut you. I had the phone against my ear while leaving a message on a customers voicemial and it sounded like a starter pistol went off. I pulled the phone from my ear and noticed a shattered screed that continued breaking as I watched. I let the customer know my phone exploded and went into my home and showed my wife, sat the phone on the counter and watched it as glass shards jumped off the screen. I had to replace the phone asap as my morning schedule required me to be on the road and in contact while on the road. I notified the carrier and was on the phone with a rep awaiting their legal department when they dropped my call. We plan on calling them monday and see if they will settle. This is clearly a dangerous product, scared the crap out of me and until friday I had no idea the screens were mineral glass. Also why wouldn’t the glass have a protective film just in case it shattered. I can be reached @269-317-2671 or resqrobsmarine@mei.net

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