I was reading this article from Yahoo! and one of the theory was fast charging. This is what the article said
( https://www.yahoo.com/tech/3-theories-explain-might-caused-galaxy-note-7-133151801.html)
Fast charging
Another theory that tries to explain the numerous Galaxy Note 7 explosions has to do with the fast-charging feature of the battery. According to the Financial Times, the problem comes from tweaks made to the processor to speed up charging.
“If you try to charge the battery too quickly it can make it more volatile. If you push an engine too hard, it will explode. Something had to give. These devices are miracles of technology — how much we can get out of that tiny piece of lithium-ion,” an unnamed source said after supposedly speaking with Samsung executives about the matter."
If this theory was presumably right, would that mean the Google Pixel would have the potential to also explode?
( https://www.yahoo.com/tech/3-theories-explain-might-caused-galaxy-note-7-133151801.html)
Fast charging
Another theory that tries to explain the numerous Galaxy Note 7 explosions has to do with the fast-charging feature of the battery. According to the Financial Times, the problem comes from tweaks made to the processor to speed up charging.
“If you try to charge the battery too quickly it can make it more volatile. If you push an engine too hard, it will explode. Something had to give. These devices are miracles of technology — how much we can get out of that tiny piece of lithium-ion,” an unnamed source said after supposedly speaking with Samsung executives about the matter."
If this theory was presumably right, would that mean the Google Pixel would have the potential to also explode?