Certification tests are generally the first step
towards releasing a device, and Samsung’s Galaxy Note Edge just passed the FCC, confirming some
rumors. With this step complete, we can expect the device to hit retail stores
pretty soon, but pricing details are not known yet.
Samsung announced their Galaxy
Note Edge device back in September, along with
some other great devices. The gadget quickly became controversial due to its curved display, which had never been seen before on
a smartphone. The curved display is supposed to be a feature of the Galaxy
S6 also, except on both sides. It wasn’t far
from the Note Edge’s announcement when tech enthusiasts quickly started talking
about it, and the device’s popularity was boosted considerably.
Galaxy
Note Edge coming to Sprint, T-mobile, US Cellular, Verizon & AT&T
Of course, the Galaxy Note Edge comes in multiple
variations and some of them have already been released, with AT&T being the
first retailer to feature the device ahead of its November 14th release date.
The US retailer is currently accepting pre-orders, but it’s unknown when they will ship. Other carriers that are expected
to put Samsung’s Galaxy Note Edge in their inventory are Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, and Verizon, but release dates are
unknown and vary from carrier to carrier.
The FCC reports a certification test for a device
known as SM-N915R4, aka Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. FCC tests are a primary requirement
before a device can actually be released on American markets, and the Note Edge
has just passed its certification test successfully. We know that the device is
set to be released in multiple countries, such as the United Kingdom, Russia, India, Australia, Portugal,
Nordic countries, France, Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Luxembourg, and
The Netherlands. These countries are most likely going to get the Galaxy Note
Edge in 2015, but there are no pricing details known at this point.
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