Samsung says that its Galaxy S3 has been exonerated following an earlier report of it burning up. According to the company, it hired a third-party organization, Fire Investigations U.K., to inspect the damaged device. That investigation found that the trouble occurred in June after an “energy source” was used to heat the device and cause …

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The harried Galaxy Nexus smartphone is again available for purchase in the Google Play store. …