Samsung Galaxy Note Edge for US Cellular stops by the FCC

November 11, 2014

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The Galaxy Note Edge is heading to carriers in the United States this week. AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile are all going to release the unique Samsung device on November 14. Verizon, at some point in the near future, will join in doing so. So the Galaxy Note Edge will be found the nation's four largest carriers. There is good news for customers with smaller carriers as well.

A Samsung device with the model number SM-N915R4 showed up at the FCC. This matches that of the Galaxy Note Edge and the ending “R4” belongs to a specific carrier. Which one? It seems that US Cellular will be getting its own Galaxy Note Edge.

Source: FCC
Via: G 4 Games

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