Five things that could have made the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge better

Well folks, it's here – Samsung has announced not only a Galaxy S6 flagship, but the widely rumored Galaxy S6 edge – the handset that has both sides of its display warped towards the bezel.

In terms of design, the S6 edge is just gorgeous, its body sporting premium materials and high-class looks , while its hardware is equally impressive – a 64-bit octa-core processor, which gave us some impressive benchmark results, combined with 3 GB of LPDDR4 RAM, and Samsung's new, super-fast flash storage technology all promise an incredibly snappy handset.

Sammy has also decided to address the many complaints about TouchWiz being an overcluttered, feature-packed, stuttering mess, and has cleaned up the interface nicely, flattening it up and removing many of its unneeded / rarely used features.

So, the Galaxy S6 edge appears to be a great flagship, indeed, but does it lack features, which could've made it even better? Well, let's nitpick!