[TigerLikesRooster]

They have their hands in a lot of products

That is true. However, the smart phone is their flagship product. Most of company's fat profit is said to come from this product. They have been shedding "non-essential" companies selling them off to other corporations. Maybe they change their mind, and hold onto some of "less sexy" products. In toay's high-tech IT business, it takes only one bad move to go under. Nokia is a prime example. An one-product company, which went down fast.

[dp0622]

Thanks for the knowledge.

If it ever is going to be a buy again, it will be MANY moons from now, IF it doesn’t sink.

I remember Nokia :)

[Dr. Sivana]

Nokia is a prime example. An one-product company, which went down fast.

I used to love their CRT monitors. I sought them out as some of the ladies in order processing was worried about CRT radiation, and the Nokias were first to comply with Scandinavian emissions limits.

[Political Junkie Too]

However, the smart phone is their flagship product. Most of company's fat profit is said to come from this product.

Are you talking about the Note line or the whole Galaxy line?

I recently bought the Galaxy S7 Edge, and it appears to be fine. They also have the S7 and S7 Active within the Galaxy product line.

-PJ