Samsung Galaxy note 4
When it comes to business phones, bigger is often better. Megaphablets — devices midway between the size of a large smartphone and a small tablet — are good for business because they simply give you more room to work. After you use a phablet, smaller screens can feel positively cramped. These huge phones, which have screens between 5.5 and 6.4 inches, aren't for everyone, but users who can handle the extra bulk might be more productive with a bigger smartphone. Here are five of the best phablets you can buy in 2014.
Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 is its most-refined phablet yet. The 5.7-inch smartphone gets its name from the built-in stylus, which can turn your phone into a note-taking machine as soon as you pull it from its slot atop the device. And the Note 4 has a pressure-sensitive display, allowing for smoother and more natural handwriting. Plus, it has features other phablets lack, like Multi Window mode, a multitasking feature that lets you run two apps on-screen at once in a split-screen view. The phablet's screen isn't just big – it's also one of the sharpest screens you'll find on any mobile device. Other hardware highlights include a super-fast processor, swappable battery and microSD card slot so you can expand the internal storage
Stylus-equipped
Expandable memory
Removable battery
Multitasking friendly
Long battery life
Security features
Productivity app selection
i phone 6
After years of launching 4-inch smartphones, Apple upped the ante this year with a 5.5-inch iPhone. Compared to previous phones from Apple, the iPhone 6 Plus gives you much more room to work on. The extra screen space even allows for some tabletlike functionality, such as dual-pane mode: apps such as Mail and Messages will show a persistent navigation pane on the left side of the screen when viewed in landscape mode, to let you easily navigate between conversations. Plus, the iPhone 6 Plus delivers the same great features you'll find in other iPhones, including Apple's Touch ID fingerprint reader, which provides a good security boost for business users. Plus, the iPhone 6 Plus supports Apple Pay, a new NFC-based mobile wallet system that lets you pay using your smartphone.
Long battery life
Security features
Productivity app selection
sony xperia z ultra
If other phablets just aren't big enough for you, there's the Sony's Xperia Z . The device truly blurs the line between phablet and tablet, with a hulking 6.4-inch screen. It's heavy — nearly half a pound — and the large dimensions make it more than a bit unwieldy for users with smaller hands, but it's worth a look for business users who need the extra space for screen-intensive tasks. The display produces bright, super-sharp images, and it features a reinforced coating that lets you use a regular pen or pencil as a makeshift stylus for writing notes and drawing diagrams directly on the display, with no need to worry about scratching the glass. That means you also won't have to carry around a special smartphone stylus for your note-taking needs.
Expandable memory
Long battery life
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