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!
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.
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!
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