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Fabulous Phablets Fight iPhone 6 Plus Vs Nexus 6 Review: The stars have aligned. One year ago this comparison made no sense. The Nexus 5 was vastly bigger than the iPhone 5S and half the price. It was also meant primarily as a reference device to inspire Android handset makers. How things have changed. The iPhone 6 Plus sees Apple AAPL -0.04% charge into the large screen/phablet sector for the first time and the Nexus 6 has grown in both size and price to match it. Google GOOGL +0.27% also isn’t playing anymore. The Nexus 6 is being sold through most major carriers and is as much a rival to other Android handset makers as an inspiration. So whose debut phablet comes out on top? Having used both for some time here are my thoughts. Design – Curves Are Essential As the saying goes, there is more than one way to skin a cat and Apple and Google have taken completely different approaches in building their phablets. ...

The Note Edge is, on paper at least, only the slightest variation on the new Note 4. It has the same metallic design, a huge improvement on anything Samsung’s done before. It has the same soft-touch back, blissfully without the fake stitching. It has the same 16-megapixel camera, the same heart-rate monitor, the same processor, the same memory, the same software, the same new Multi Window feature, the same everything. It's an incredibly high-end, incredibly powerful phone. It even has a Quad HD, 2560 x 1440 display like the Note 4, though this one is slightly smaller at 5.6 inches rather than 5.7.