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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. i

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.