 Hey guys, this is Sean with The Verge and what I have here is the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus. And it looks a lot like the last version but just a little bit bigger. This is a 5.7 inch quad HD AMOLED display. So a little bit bigger than the 5.1 inch display we had on the S6 Edge. Otherwise everything here hardware wise looks exactly the same. We have a 16 megapixel camera on the back and a 5 megapixel camera on the front. One of the biggest differences this time around is with the edge screen. This is something that people had complaints with the S6 Edge and with the Note Edge as well. It's just how much utility can you get out of having this screen that curves around the sides of the device. And what Samsung has done this time is not only can you access contacts from the edge screen you can now also quick launch apps. And you can do this no matter where you are in the phone. So say you're browsing in Chrome you can swipe from the side and quick switch to Instagram. Since we've got a bigger device if it's uncomfortable to reach all the way up to swipe now you can actually move the position of the edge screen quick launcher and access it from top to bottom or anywhere in the middle. And one of the other new things in the software is the ability to live broadcast to YouTube. This is going to be available on the S6 Edge Plus as well as the Galaxy Note 5. And all you have to do is tap live broadcast and you'll be able to do private streams that are invite only as well as public streams where you can share a URL to Twitter, Facebook or wherever and viewers will be able to just latch right on. It can go up to 1080p at 60 frames a second and use both the front and the back cameras. Overall this thing doesn't feel that much different in the hand than the S6 Edge even though the screen is a little bit bigger. Now Samsung is going to make this available on August 21st in 32GB and 64GB variants. For more check out theverge.com.
 Hey guys, this is Sean with The Verge and what I have here is the Samsung Galaxy S6
 Edge Plus.
 And it looks a lot like the last version but just a little bit bigger.
 This is a 5.7 inch quad HD AMOLED display.
 So a little bit bigger than the 5.1 inch display we had on the S6 Edge.
 Otherwise everything here hardware wise looks exactly the same.
 We have a 16 megapixel camera on the back and a 5 megapixel camera on the front.
 One of the biggest differences this time around is with the edge screen.
 This is something that people had complaints with the S6 Edge and with the Note Edge as
 well.
 It's just how much utility can you get out of having this screen that curves around the
 sides of the device.
 And what Samsung has done this time is not only can you access contacts from the edge
 screen you can now also quick launch apps.
 And you can do this no matter where you are in the phone.
 So say you're browsing in Chrome you can swipe from the side and quick switch to Instagram.
 Since we've got a bigger device if it's uncomfortable to reach all the way up to swipe now you can
 actually move the position of the edge screen quick launcher and access it from top to bottom
 or anywhere in the middle.
 And one of the other new things in the software is the ability to live broadcast to YouTube.
 This is going to be available on the S6 Edge Plus as well as the Galaxy Note 5.
 And all you have to do is tap live broadcast and you'll be able to do private streams that
 are invite only as well as public streams where you can share a URL to Twitter, Facebook
 or wherever and viewers will be able to just latch right on.
 It can go up to 1080p at 60 frames a second and use both the front and the back cameras.
 Overall this thing doesn't feel that much different in the hand than the S6 Edge even
 though the screen is a little bit bigger.
 Now Samsung is going to make this available on August 21st in 32GB and 64GB variants.
 For more check out theverge.com.