Disregard what Samsung says about its batteries, its still safer to fly with Galaxy Note 7 grounded, said TheStreet’s Jim Cramer. This month has certainly been embarrassing for Samsung Electronics after widespread reports of its top-selling Note 7 cellphone catching fire. The company has been forced to virtually kill this blockbuster product, and analysts are sounding the death knell for the brand in terms of high-end customers. Analysts had once put Samsung Electronics on track to sell about 25 million Note 7 devices.
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