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Galaxy S6 Edge: Android at Peak Elegance

Posted on May 7, 2015April 28, 2020 By Hulk
Galaxy S6 Edge: Android at Peak Elegance

The LG G4 is coming to market with a leather back, the HTC One M9 looks the same as last year, and the Sony Xperia Z4 isn’t coming to the United States. The iPhone has rounded edges now, and they’ve released a big one, too! Even the Samsung Galaxy S6 is pretty much just an internal upgrade on what was delivered last year, when you consider the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. This device, I contend, is the future of the aesthetically pleasing smartphone.

Fashion has suddenly become important. With the launch of the iPhone 6, it’s like a blast from nowhere: packs of technology enthusiasts fancy themselves fashionistas, deciding which band to buy with their next multi-hundred-dollar accessory.

Accessories for accessories, that is.

But I’m not talking about fashion. The Galaxy S6 Edge sits in your pocket most of the day, after all.

I’m talking about industrial design, and graphic design.

I believe the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is the most well-designed smartphone ever created by Samsung, and that it might be the most aesthetically pleasing smartphone released in the past several years.
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