Samsung Galaxy Note Edge

The curved Edge display adds more value to the Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

One of Samsung's newest comes with a new form factor. Join us for our in-depth review of the Galaxy Note Edge.

It's expensive but the Galaxy S6 Edge was once the most powerful Android phone to date, and its gorgeous curves made it very desirable too

The Galaxy Note Edge's curved display is an exciting innovation with loads of potential, but it will take time to maximize it.

With its curved screen, the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is an innovative, interesting, and unnecessary Android tech demo—save your money and get the Galaxy Note 4 instead.

A proof of concept rather than a fully fledged device

Samsung’s edgy new design makes curves work in new and interesting ways

A review of Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge.

What's it really like using the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge's funky curved screen? Read CNET's full, rated review to find out.

Innovations in the smartphone sector have long since lost the capacity to shock or leave us in awe: since the launch of the iPhone, aside from a little ill-advised dabbling in 3D cameras, it’s all been pigeon-steps

Samsung isn’t afraid to try new things (to varying degrees of success). It pioneered the big phone trend, and was one of the first to tackle the nascent smartwatch market. Now the company seems very interested in experimenting on the smartphone, taking a stunning proof of concept and turning it into a tangible consumer product. We saw hints of the future with the concave Galaxy Round....

A special screen on a proven phone — but is curved covetable?

Samsung's first curved Note is an interesting tech demo, but it's far from a slam-dunk overall.

The Galaxy Note Edge was introduced alongside the Galaxy Note 4. It's essentially the same exact phone except the right edge is curved and it serves as a