By Rich W Woods
For those that know me or follow FTLoT, you know that I have never historically been a fan of Samsung phones. When I reviewed the Galaxy Note 4, it was titled A Perversion of Innovation. When I reviewed the Galaxy Note Edge, it was called Samsung Makes the Note 4 Worse.
When I watched Samsung unveil the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge at Mobile World Congress, I was not impressed. After all, the phone looked nice and seemed to have great features, but I know better than to judge a Samsung book by its cover. Like other devices, I won’t judge it until I actually have a chance to use the device for a period of time. If we were talking about a Sony or an HTC or an LG, I’d say, “Well, I’ve never actually gotten any hands-on time with it, but knowing them, I’m sure it’s a solid device.” Since this is a Samsung, I naturally assumed that they had found a way to screw it up before I even got my hands on it.
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