Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Review

Lisa reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, an innovative Android smartphone with a curved display and a pen. The Edge is the same as the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in terms of appointments, specs and overall size- with one exception: the phone’s display curves on one side. That 160 pixel wide edge display handles notifications, acts as an app launcher, a bedside clock, news/stocks/sports ticker and you can even play games on it. The main display is the same lovely 2560 x 1440 Super AMOLED as the Note 4, but it’s 5.6”. The display is covered with curved Gorilla Glass 3 with a curved AMOLED display below. It’s unique and actually very useful. The Galaxy Note Edge costs around $100 more than the Note 4 and it has the same quad core Snapdragon 805 CPU, 3 gigs of RAM, 32 gigs of storage, microSD card slot, removable battery, 16MP rear camera with 4K video recording, fingerprint scanner and health monitor. It runs Android KitKat with Samsung’s TouchWiz software. It sells for $3