Samsung Galaxy Note 4 can be operated with a knife (Fruit Ninja is also a go)

Earlier this month, we showed you that you could easily play Fruit Ninja using a knife on the Sony Xperia Z3. Now, there’s a new video on YouTube which confirms - in case you were wondering - that you can do the same thing on another new and high-end Android smartphone: the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. What’s more, the video showcases the high sensitivity of the Note 4’s display: basically, you can fully operate the handset with a knife, and even the capacitive buttons work when the blade touches them.
Widely available around the world starting this month, the Note 4 has the same screen size of Samsung’s older Galaxy Note 3 (5.7 inches), but its resolution has been dramatically increased to 1440 x 2560 pixels. If you want to find out more details about the handset, make sure to check out our Galaxy Note 4 review.
Needless to say, the screen of the new Note isn’t damaged in any way after encountering the sharp knife (thanks to a Gorilla Glass sheet that’s protecting it). The video that shows it all is embedded below.
Widely available around the world starting this month, the Note 4 has the same screen size of Samsung’s older Galaxy Note 3 (5.7 inches), but its resolution has been dramatically increased to 1440 x 2560 pixels. If you want to find out more details about the handset, make sure to check out our Galaxy Note 4 review.

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