Since their inception, I have had to dig deep to fully understand why some consumers would gravitate to a phone the size of a tablet. “Phablets” are too large to fit into pants pocket or ...

The phablet dominates. Your choice hinges on a few key specs If you throw out making phone calls, the choice between a mini-tablet and phablet comes down to a few simple factors. But if you’re ...

which went on sale last week for $1,299.99 – is as much a phone lover’s phone as it is for phablet fans. Indeed, the Note20 Ultra won’t just please Note enthusiasts. It’s also a great no ...

Unfortunately, Samsung was forced to issue a full recall after several Galaxy Note 7 phones started exploding. Now that the king of phablets is out of the picture, these are the best phablets you ...

But unlike many a flash-in-the-pan craze, the so-called phablet (phone-cum-tablet) phenomenon is, I would argue, here to stay — and I say this as a person with small hands who still uses a phone ...

Flurry looks at usage data in the following categories: Phablets are essentially a larger phone or a smaller tablet with cellular radio capability. While there are smaller 8 inch tablets like the ...

More info. The “phablet” is dead. You can stop saying that word. Stop putting tablet and phone together. There is no longer a category of phones that blurs the line between phone and small tablet.

This is the perfect antidote to years of fumbling about with an oversized phablet – a relatively modestly-sized high-end smartphone with plenty to love, as we covered in our review. For me ...

Because of this, many users can be perplexed about the advantages and disadvantages to owning a phablet over a smartphone and a tablet, and for those looking at the devices as a holiday gift the ...

While Apple officials talked up the next-generation phone as bigger and better than ever, they studiously avoided using one word: "phablet." But in the tech world, the iPhone 6 Plus will fall ...