The wait is over and the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ has landed in stores in the US, Canada, Hong Kong and South Korea. The biggest Galaxy S yet - practically Note-sized - features a dual-curved 5.7" display that enables "apps edge" and "people edge" functionality but lacks the Note's trademark S-pen. In the US the S6 edge+ is available on AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint and US Cellular. Samsung's website is a centralized place to check pricing on the 32GB and 64GB models (no plans for a 128GB model for now despite contradicting indications). Canadians can pick Rogers, Bell, Telus, SaskTel or Wind as their Galaxy S6+ carrier. You can check those carrier's sites or Best Buy. In Hong Kong the new flagship is on the four major carriers - CSL, CMHK, Three and SmarTone. In its home country, the Samsung Galaxy S6 has landed on SK Telecom, LG U+ and KT. The other phablet flagship, the Galaxy Note5, already launched in some countries and is hitting the US...
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