 The Galaxy S6 Edge The Galaxy S6 Edge The Galaxy S6 Edge The Galaxy S6 Edge Ladies and gentlemen, these are the most advanced powerful smartphones in the world. This is Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge. So today Samsung showed us for the first time the Galaxy S6 Edge. I actually did a whole entire video on all the things it can do and reasons why it's different but aside from just looking cool, why would you actually want the Edge on both sides of the display? Well for one thing, they have specific features dedicated to it. One of the things is always near where your thumb is on the display to bring in your contacts and that's called People Edge. Another thing is when you get an incoming call, it'll actually notify you with the side of the display facing you. So little things take advantage of the fact that you can see the display from the side. Also fun fact, if you're receiving a call and you don't want to answer, you can just hold your finger right on the iris sensor on the back and it'll send a sorry I can't answer message. Another thing it does is when you're facing up, it'll, well since it's an AMOLED display, not light any of the pixels except for the time. So you can use it as an alarm clock and it'll sort of dimly show you what time it is at night. But something really cool that I found that might not ever be mentioned on stage or in any of their presentations is the fact that so many apps, Android apps right now, take advantage of a little swipe in from the side. And that drawer on the side which shows up in the Google Play app and Google Play Music and Google Play Movies and Hangouts and a whole bunch of other stuff Gmail, Inbox, stuff like that all takes a swipe in from right at that spot where the glass curves. And I kind of thought as I was playing with it, that seems perfectly natural. I actually kind of thought this could have been the main phone and not an accessory and Samsung would also release the Galaxy S6 as a sort of safety net. I like it that much. The display is already gorgeous but we've seen things like watching videos on it and using all of the rest of Samsung's apps in a normal way feels fine but it's sort of a nice touch that you can use that side glass for a way that you don't really see on stage. Something you don't notice until you've used it. Worth knowing.
 The Galaxy S6 Edge
 The Galaxy S6 Edge
 The Galaxy S6 Edge
 The Galaxy S6 Edge
 Ladies and gentlemen,
 these are the most advanced
 powerful smartphones in the world.
 This is Galaxy S6
 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
 So today Samsung showed us for the first time
 the Galaxy S6 Edge.
 I actually did a whole entire video on all the things
 it can do and reasons why it's different
 but aside from just looking cool,
 why would you actually want the Edge
 on both sides of the display?
 Well for one thing, they have specific
 features dedicated to it.
 One of the things is always near
 where your thumb is on the display to bring in your
 contacts and that's called People Edge.
 Another thing is when you get an incoming
 call, it'll actually notify you
 with the side of the display facing you.
 So little things take advantage of
 the fact that you can see the display from the side.
 Also fun fact, if you're
 receiving a call and you don't want to answer, you can just
 hold your finger right on the iris sensor on the back
 and it'll send a sorry I can't answer message.
 Another thing it does is when you're
 facing up, it'll, well since
 it's an AMOLED display, not light any of
 the pixels except for the time. So you can use
 it as an alarm clock and it'll sort of
 dimly show you what time it is at night.
 But something really cool that I found
 that might not ever be mentioned on stage
 or in any of their presentations is the fact
 that so many apps, Android apps right
 now, take advantage of a little
 swipe in from the side.
 And that drawer on the side which
 shows up in the Google Play app and Google Play
 Music and Google Play Movies
 and Hangouts and a whole bunch of other stuff
 Gmail, Inbox, stuff like that
 all takes a swipe in from right at
 that spot where the glass curves.
 And I kind of thought as I was playing with it, that
 seems perfectly natural. I actually kind of
 thought this could have been the main phone
 and not an accessory and Samsung would also
 release the Galaxy S6 as a sort of safety net.
 I like it that much.
 The display is already gorgeous but we've seen things
 like watching videos on it and using
 all of the rest of Samsung's apps in a normal
 way feels fine but it's sort of
 a nice touch that you can use that side glass
 for a way that you don't really see on stage.
 Something you don't notice until you've used it.
 Worth knowing.