Sprint's Samsung Galaxy Note Edge visits the FCC
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge models for AT&T and T-Mobile have already visited the FCC. Late last week, the Sprint version of the handset followed suit. The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge features a screen that curves, offering a thin strip of glass that can be used for virtual controls, notifications, news, stock quotes and scores.
With versions of the phone for three out of the four major U.S. carriers having paid a visit to the agency, it would appear that we are not too far away from seeing the model released in the states. Samsung is still not considering the Galaxy Note Edge as anything more than a "limited edition" model. The company expects to ship only 1 million units of the phone this year.
While Samsung has said that manufacturing the device is more complicated than producing the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, the company will have to measure the overall demand there is for the phone, to determine whether to increase production of the model.
source: FCC via GforGames, IntoMobile
While Samsung has said that manufacturing the device is more complicated than producing the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, the company will have to measure the overall demand there is for the phone, to determine whether to increase production of the model.
source: FCC via GforGames, IntoMobile
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