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Galaxy Note 4 x iPhone 6+

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Rumours say that its Apply that forced Samsung to release their Note 4 in September(not literally). Seeing millions of people buying your opponent's smartphone would not be a good feeling. So, Samsung pushed Note 4 into the battle ring with the new iPhone 6plus. Both the smartphones are beasts in their respective type. Although Apple had emphasized on a 4 inches screen, but this time Apple had no other option but to enlarge their screen size(which didn't come as a surprise). On the other hand, Samsung seems to have improved their finger print scanner and increased their screen resolution to 1440x2560 pixel, which makes it better than full HD quality. iPhone 6plus comes in grey, gold and silver, whereas Note 4 comes in white, black, gold and pink.

Comparison:

Who has got better dimensions?
iPhone 6plus beats Note 4 when it comes to being thin. The iPhone 6plus is 1.4mm thinner, and 4.8mm longer than the Note 4. Whereas Note 4 is a bit wider with a 5.7 inch display compared to Apple's 5.5 inch display.
Who's lighter?
iPhone 6plus is no doubt lighter than the Note 4. It's 6.4 grams lighter than Note 4.
Who has got a better resolution and camera?
Note 4 has a far better resolution compared to iPhone 6plus. Note 4 features a super AMOLED 1440x2560 pixel screen whereas iPhone 6plus has a retina display with 1080x1920 pixel resolution. Note 4 beats iPhone in camera as well, Note 4 has a 16 MP camera with a LED flash. On the other hand, iPhone 6plus is still stuck at an 8 MP camera. Everybody must be wondering 'why still 8??' well, Apple has improved its camera sensor, by making it of 1/3 inches. Note 4 also has a better 3.7 MP front facing camera compared to iPhone's 1.2 MP.
Who has got more memory and a faster processor?
The whole world would know thw answer. Note 4 has much more memory and a way faster processor. Note 4 features a 32 GB internal memory, 3GB RAM and a 2.7 GHz Quad-Core and a 1.3 GHz Quad-Core Krait processor that makes it an Octa-Core. Where as iPhone 6plus comes with 16/64/128 GB of internal memory, 1 GB RAM and a 1.4 Ghz Dual-Core processor(which is more than enough for iOS) iPhone 6plus does not support external storage, whereas Note 4 can take upto 128 GB of external storage through microSD. 
Who has got a better battery?
Note 4 has a larger battery than iPhone 6plus. Note 4's battery capacity is 3220 mAH, on the other hand
iPhone 6plus has a non removable 2915 mAH battery.
Supported Gadgets?
During the Apple iPhone 6plus launch, Tim Cook also introduced an Apple watch (iWatch). Which supposedly would be a little different from the other smart watches out in the market, as we all know Apple likes doing different stuff. Whereas Samsung is taking mobile gaming to a whole new level by introducing the Gear VR. Which will allow the user to play games in 3D and in a virtual reality medium. It looks very promising .We have previously wrote about Samsung Gear VR and Apple iWatch, click the respective text to get detailed analysis. 

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