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In the battle of Apple vs Samsung only one can stand on top, which phone do you prefer? I personally started out with tracfone and slowely made my way to contract providers after a long stop at straight talk and have owned an ipod touch 4th gen, some crappier android phones, and more recently the note 3. I sell phones as part of my job and prefer android over iOS, so I cant wait to get the Note 4 within the next month or so.
On October 17th Samsung released the 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 4. Its screen displays more pixels per inch than any other display that they have ever made, giving the user a great image. It includes a 3.7 MP front facing camera, and a 16 Megapixel rear camera with optical image stabilization to help with those shaking hands. As compared to Samsung’s past phones made from cheaper plastic it has a metal frame, and a stylus that feels more like a real ballpoint pen on paper for better and more fluid note taking. An accessory for it would be the Samsung Gear. The Battery is 3220 mAh giving 37 hours of talk time, 12 hours of video play time, 80 hours of music, or 11 hours of internet usage. It can also be used as a universal remote and has 3 GBs of RAM to allow you to utilize the multi-application windows allowing you to use multiple apps at the same time on the same window more like a computer. Also allows for a more in depth customization and allows more than apple such as music downloads, ringtones, file storage, increasing external memory, and changing the battery.
The iPhone 6 Plus came out about a month before the Note 4 and measures 5.5 inches, and is the best and biggest phone that apple has ever made. Although there are few differences from the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and 5.5-inch 6 Plus. The main difference is that the plus has OIS (Optical Image Stabilization). They both have a non-removable 2915 mAh battery, are NFC capable, has a fingerprint sensor, and has apples new payment system branded Apple Pay. Its sizes come in 16 ($299), 64 ($399), and 128 GB ($499) and offer no expandable memory. One issue that arose with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus was that the phone tends to bend easier than it should from normal usage such as putting it in a pocket and bending your leg or when used at warm temperatures and bent.
Don't get me wrong these aren't the only phones on the market but they are the big hitters and the spotlight is on them as compared to other phablets.
How do you feel about the above statements I just made? Agree / disagree? Thoughts and opinions? Are you pissed that I didn't include blackberry or Windows? Let me know what you think, thanks!
On October 17th Samsung released the 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 4. Its screen displays more pixels per inch than any other display that they have ever made, giving the user a great image. It includes a 3.7 MP front facing camera, and a 16 Megapixel rear camera with optical image stabilization to help with those shaking hands. As compared to Samsung’s past phones made from cheaper plastic it has a metal frame, and a stylus that feels more like a real ballpoint pen on paper for better and more fluid note taking. An accessory for it would be the Samsung Gear. The Battery is 3220 mAh giving 37 hours of talk time, 12 hours of video play time, 80 hours of music, or 11 hours of internet usage. It can also be used as a universal remote and has 3 GBs of RAM to allow you to utilize the multi-application windows allowing you to use multiple apps at the same time on the same window more like a computer. Also allows for a more in depth customization and allows more than apple such as music downloads, ringtones, file storage, increasing external memory, and changing the battery.
The iPhone 6 Plus came out about a month before the Note 4 and measures 5.5 inches, and is the best and biggest phone that apple has ever made. Although there are few differences from the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and 5.5-inch 6 Plus. The main difference is that the plus has OIS (Optical Image Stabilization). They both have a non-removable 2915 mAh battery, are NFC capable, has a fingerprint sensor, and has apples new payment system branded Apple Pay. Its sizes come in 16 ($299), 64 ($399), and 128 GB ($499) and offer no expandable memory. One issue that arose with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus was that the phone tends to bend easier than it should from normal usage such as putting it in a pocket and bending your leg or when used at warm temperatures and bent.
Don't get me wrong these aren't the only phones on the market but they are the big hitters and the spotlight is on them as compared to other phablets.
How do you feel about the above statements I just made? Agree / disagree? Thoughts and opinions? Are you pissed that I didn't include blackberry or Windows? Let me know what you think, thanks!

