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三星新机与苹果iPhone 6续航能力哪个好
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摘要：三星Galaxy S6 、三星Galaxy S6 edge和Galaxy Note Edge的续航能力怎么样呢？相比苹果iPhone 6又有什么优势呢？现在给大家揭晓。
这一年以来三星可是抢尽了苹果的风头了，先是曲面测评，然后是玻璃后盖，再然后是无线充电。那么 、三星Galaxy S6 edge和Galaxy Note Edge的续航能力怎么样呢？相比苹果iPhone 6又有什么优势呢？现在给大家揭晓。
1.三星这款新旗舰三星Galaxy S6的电池容量为2550mAh，它所配备的快速充电器可向支持设备提供最大9V/1.67的充电电流。三星Galaxy S6 只需充电15分钟之后，就可提供超过5小时的3G通话，3小时的网页浏览或3小时的视频播放。 当然充满需要1小时20分钟。三星Galaxy S6虽然电池容量不大，但这款手机的节能性不错，因此续航能力也比较出色。
2.与三星Galaxy S6相比，Galaxy S6 edge的电池容量比S6多了50mAh，这款手机在充电15分钟之后可提供的使用时间也基本相同，也就是超过5小时的3G通话，3小时的网页浏览或3小时的视频播放。但充电行为却有些不同，这款手机起初的充电速度会稍慢一些，但时间过半之后会追上甚至赶超S6。
3.三星Galaxy Note Edge的电池容量三星Galaxy S6 edge、三星Galaxy S6 edge要大些，它的电池容量为3000mAh。它的屏幕仅有一侧的弯曲，而非S6 edge的双侧弯曲。不过这款手机的充电时间和其他几款三星手机差不多。但是续航能力稍低一些，这款手机充电15分钟可提供4.5小时的通话时间，不到2小时的网页浏览或2小时多一点的视频播放。
4.那么相比的电池容量是怎么的呢？苹果iPhone 6是所有测试机型当中最小的，仅为1810mAh。与三星这几款手机相比，苹果也没有任何官方的快速充电解决方案。因此，这款手机在测试时使用的是标配的5V/1A充电器。在15分钟的充电之后，iPhone 6可提供1.5个小时的通话、1小时左右的网页浏览或视频播放。
总体上看三星Galaxy S6 edge、三星Galaxy S6 edge和Galaxy Note Edge这三款手机不过是在续航能力，还是充电方式的快捷与充电时间来比较，似乎都比苹果iPhone 6更的人心。三星新旗舰三星S6 还没正式发布，不过相信很多喜欢三星手机的朋友们已经是迫不及待了！
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With every release of the iPhone, Apple dramatically improves the wireless radio capabilities in ways that no other device maker has ever matched. With the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus , Apple continues that trend, setting the bar even higher than ever before.These new iPhones continue the fast-follower status for non-cellular connectivity by now offering
in addition to dual-band WiFi a/b/g/n that it offered in previous generations. Like the previous generation, Bluetooth 4.0 is supported, too. NFC with a secure element is new too, enabling
and other mobile payment platforms (such as Softcard and Google Wallet). For cellular connectivity, Apple has rolled out two models for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus (one of which that has both FDD and TDD variants of ), as opposed to the iPhone 5S and 5C which both had five hardware models each (, but earlier this year, ).
The doozy of cellular network supportApple’s iPhone 6 (Models A1549 and A1586) and iPhone 6 Plus (Models A1522 and A1524) both support four-band GSM, five-band CDMA2000, five-band UMTS (with HSPA+42 support), and sixteen LTE FDD bands (with support for up to 150Mbps of download speeds). The quad-band GSM and pent-band UMTS provide complete global coverage for GSM and UMTS/HSPA+ networks all over the world. The five CDMA2000 bands enable coverage on all CDMA carriers in the US (who use ESMR, Cellular 850MHz, AWS 1.7+2.1 GHz, and PCS 1.9GHz for CDMA), as well as KDDI in Japan (who use Cellular 850MHz and IMT 2.1GHz for CDMA) and China Telecom in China (who use Cellular 850MHz for CDMA). These bands are the same as the American Sprint model for the iPhone 5S and 5C.For LTE FDD, the iPhones support a full mix of bands for every region. LTE bands 1 (IMT 2.1GHz), 3 (DCS 1.8GHz), 5 (Cellular 850MHz), 7 (IMT-E 2.6GHz FDD), 8 (Cellular 900MHz), 20 (EU 800MHz), and 28 (APT 700MHz) are supported to provide the full range of access to LTE FDD networks throughout Europe, Asia, and Brazil. LTE bands 2 (PCS A-F blocks 1.9GHz), 4 (AWS-1 1.7+2.1GHz), 5 (Cellular 850MHz), 7 (IMT-E 2.6GHz FDD), 13 (US Upper 700MHz C block), 17 (US Lower 700MHz B+C blocks), 25 (PCS A-G blocks 1.9GHz), 26 (ESMR+Cellular 850MHz), 28 (APT 700MHz), and 29 (US Lower 700MHz Supplemental Downlink) offer nearly full access to LTE FDD networks throughout the Americas. Japanese LTE bands 18 (ESMR+Cellular 850MHz subset) and 19 (Cellular 850MHz subset) are intended to enable KDDI and NTT DoCoMo’s low-band networks, while band 28 sits in the wings for future 700MHz LTE network rollouts by KDDI, DoCoMo, and SoftBank.The fact that band 29 is supported indicates that the iPhone supports
carrier aggregation, since band 29 (as a supplemental downlink band) cannot be used without being paired with bands 2 or 4. AT&T in the US, and Bell & Telus in Canada control band 29 spectrum. They would love having the ability to aggregate it with their LTE FDD networks. Bell and Telus also control spectrum in band 13, which means that the iPhones can take advantage of Bell and Telus’ multi-band 700MHz network once it is fully deployed.Curiously enough, LTE band 12 (US Lower 700MHz A-C blocks) is not supported. This omission is a bit strange, given that this is the second year that both U.S. Cellular (the largest owner of Lower 700MHz A block spectrum) and T-Mobile US () have carried the iPhone. Depending on what components are in the radio chain for the iPhone, this may turn out to be a software-based block. If a component like the
is used, then there is no hardware restriction, just a software one. Until teardowns of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are available, we will not know for sure. Hopefully, these iPhones will be the last to perpetuate .Models A1586 (iPhone 6) and A1524 (iPhone 6 Plus) extend the cellular capabilities to support both TD-SCDMA bands used by China Mobile (TD-SCDMA 1900 and 2000) and LTE TDD bands 38 (IMT-E 2.6GHz TDD), 39 (IMT 1.9GHz TDD), 40 (2.3GHz TDD), and 41 (Expanded TDD 2.6GHz). Bands 38 and 40 are in use (or going to be used) throughout Latin America, Europe, and Asia. Band 39 is used in China, and may soon also be in use in Europe, since most mobile network operators throughout Europe have some band 39 spectrum. Band 41 is used by Sprint in the US for its Spark network (), all three operators in China (China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom), and KDDI and SoftBank in Japan.For Sprint, this is a huge deal. These iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are the first so-called “tri-band” devices from Apple for the company, and the substantially improved performance of band 41 combined with the expanded coverage of band 26 will provide substantial benefits for iPhone-using Sprint customers.
New communications capabilitiesHowever, the most interesting aspect of the new iPhones is the support for VoLTE. The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are the first phones to support , and will support VoLTE on T-Mobile and AT&T in the US; KT, SK Telecom, and LG U+ in South K Hutchinson Telecom (branded “3”), CSL and SmarTone in Hong K and StarHub in Singapore. This will enable Verizon customers to completely avoid CDMA — and like all Verizon LTE phones, the Verizon iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus will be sold unlocked. This also means that iPhones sold by AT&T and T-Mobile can also be unlocked and brought over to Verizon and get the full range of service now. Verizon VoLTE is supported in the iPhone 6/6 Plus sold by AT&T and T-Mobile, just as AT&T and T-Mobile VoLTE is supported on the Verizon iPhone 6/6 Plus. Though it is technically possible to backport VoLTE to earlier LTE-enabled iPhones, it appears Apple will not be doing so.All the mobile operators offering VoLTE on the iPhones at launchApple is also introducing WiFi Calling with iOS 8, and unlike VoLTE, this will be available with earlier iPhones with the iOS 8 update. However, with the newest iPhones, WiFi Calling will also have handover capability with cellular and back. This allows for seamless usage of cellular or WiFi to support voice calls. This capability is going to be offered with iPhones running on T-Mobile in the US and EE in the UK. Both companies have long histories with WiFi calling, so this isn’t very surprising.ConclusionAs always, Apple aims to please and exceed. And as always, Apple over-delivers with its new iPhones. It is very clear that Apple has more than delivered on developing the greatest world phones that any traveler could ever want. Aside from the lack of Band 12 LTE, Apple has truly delivered a best-in-class smartphone for the connected traveler. And with features like seamless WiFi calling with HD Voice on T-Mobile US and EE as well as VoLTE on a number of operators, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are unquestionably better than any of Apple’s previous smartphones, and probably the best smartphones in the world for cellular connectivity.
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Apple iPhone 6 Plus
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US base price (with 2-year agreement)
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5.5-inch Quad HD 2,560x1,440 IPS (538 ppi)
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1.38GHz Apple A8 (64-bit)
1.39GHz Apple A8 (64-bit)
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Internal storage
16GB, 64GB, and 128GB
16GB, 64GB, and 128GB
Expandable storage
Yes (microSD)
Yes (microSD)
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802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC
802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC
802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC
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Android 4.4.2
Android 4.4
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That noted, the rounded shape -- complete with glass that blends into the rounded edges -- provides a less distinctive appearance. That curved glass will be familiar to owners of
devices, and the inset lines of plastic on the back are reminiscent of the
. Though the iPhone 6 Plus looks and feels great, it lacks the unique styling of its predecessor.View full gallery
Owners of earlier model iPhones will need to adjust to differ the iPhone 6 Plus's power/lock button is located on the right side - a good thing, given how far one would need to reach if it were placed on the top. The volume buttons, wide and flat rather than round, are located on the left directly beneath the ring/silent toggle switch. The 3.5mm headphone jack sits at the bottom, as it does with the 5S, next to eight holes that allow sound from the (surprisingly powerful) internal speaker to escape.
Then, of course, there's the home button, front and center below the display, featuring Touch ID functionality, which allows you to unlock the phone quickly with a fingerprint. While this feature is no longer as novel as it was when it debuted, Touch ID remains quicker and more reliable than the fingerprint detection capabilities we've seen on other smartphones. And with iOS 8, you can use fingerprint access for a wide variety of apps beyond the lock screen and iTunes Store.View full gallery
'Reachability'
To avoid any unfortunate thumb-straining incidents, Apple provides the "Reachability" feature: two quick taps on the Home button slide any content at the top of the display -- app icons, Safari's URL bar, whatever else is up there -- down to the bottom. (That's a double
tap rather than a double press -- the latter of which opens up the app switching screen, as it does on earlier versions of iOS.) Though it's handy in theory, we did not find it particularly useful in practice.
For example, if you want to open a folder of icons on the top of the display, a double-tap brings that folder down. Tap on the folder and it opens, but then slides back up to the top again. You need to double-tap on the Home button again to bring it down a second time so that you can select an icon within. It's simply too much tapping to be of regular use, even for those with short thumbs, though it could be handy if you're standing on a bus or train and need your other hand to hang on.View full gallery
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