The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is one of the more interesting devices of 2014. Not only is it the first smartphone to feature a curved screen, but it is also going to be available in limited numbers, making it that much more of a mythical creature.
Launch dates for the device have also not been given, with Samsung saying that they would be more separate events, rather than a single worldwide push, as the curved display puts a strain on production. Some analysts even speculated that a 2014 US release date may not be possible. Well, they may be wrong, as two Galaxy Note Edge models have just passed FCC approval – namely, a T-Mobile and an AT&T model. The model numbers are SM-N915T and SM-N915A, respectively.
Now, this doesn't mean that the leprechaun phablet will be in stores tomorrow, but it does indicate that it should be getting its own US launch date sooner, rather than later. There is a chance that Samsung will be aiming to have it on store shelves by the holiday season.
Launch dates for the device have also not been given, with Samsung saying that they would be more separate events, rather than a single worldwide push, as the curved display puts a strain on production. Some analysts even speculated that a 2014 US release date may not be possible. Well, they may be wrong, as two Galaxy Note Edge models have just passed FCC approval – namely, a T-Mobile and an AT&T model. The model numbers are SM-N915T and SM-N915A, respectively.
Now, this doesn't mean that the leprechaun phablet will be in stores tomorrow, but it does indicate that it should be getting its own US launch date sooner, rather than later. There is a chance that Samsung will be aiming to have it on store shelves by the holiday season.
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