Overall very pleased with my S7 Edge, having come over from an iPhone 6S. One immediate issue is palm rejection on the screen edge - as there's little edge to hold on to, its inevitable that your fingers are going to touch the screen edge, something a moden touch-screen device should be able to ignore without any problems.
Looking online, this is a recognised issue, with folks moving from the S6 Edge to the S7 Edge noticing it right away, having not experienced the same thing on their previous handsets, see:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/03/18/some-galaxy-s7-edges-have-palmfinger-rejection-issues-on-edg...
And
http://www.sammobile.com/2016/03/19/samsung-galaxy-s7-edges-screen-seems-to-suffer-with-palm-rejecti...
Aparantly "Non US" customers have recieved an "urgent" OTA update that may be a fix. WIll this be heading out way sooner rather than later as its really making the phone unusuable at times?
Is anyone else experiencing this (incase its a hardware issue)? In addition to palm rejection, the screen is crazy senesitive for me - I can't scroll up the screen in certain apps without casuing a 'click/touch' where my finger leaves it - something I've never experienced on an iPhone.
