Jackass causes alarm on flight by naming his Wi-Fi hotspot 'Galaxy Note7'
A prudent person doesn't ever joke about bombs in an airport. After today, you might want to extend those warnings to a certain flagship Samsung smartphone. According to a BBC report, a passenger on a Virgin America flight from San Francisco to Boston last week labelled his phone's Wi-Fi hotspot as "Galaxy Note 7." Hijinks, of the not particularly entertaining variety, ensued. The report says that passengers and crew noticed the name of the Wi-Fi hotspot while the plane was in the air, causin..>> view originalTesla In 2017: Model 3, New Autopilot, Solar Roof And Other Developments Expected From The Company
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Thursday, January 5, 2017
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