Best cell phones for business

Best cell phones for business

Top 10 handsets for you to use at your work

Once upon a time there was only one firm on the lips of any business' IT team when it came to company phones – BlackBerry.
A lot has changed since then and BlackBerry's fortunes have taken a turn for the worse, leaving the door wide open for rivals to court the enterprise business.
Now the rest of the pack is hot on its heels, if not already overtaking it, with the likes of Apple, Samsung, Nokia and HTC all vying for a piece of the business pie.
This is great for any potential business buyer, as you now have a wide choice of handsets to choose from, allowing you to select the best phones for your company's requirements.

Your smartphone is an indispensable business tool. It lets you stay in contact with employees, colleagues and collaborators. It helps you plan your workday and schedule meetings, and it enables you to stay productive all day long, even when you're away from the office. That's why it's important to pick a good phone — but to do that, you'll have to navigate through a minefield of mediocre devices.

Now lets see 10 options of different handsets you can buy for business uses:

1.    HTC One M8

The new HTC One M8 is one of the fastest business phones around. But what really makes it stand out is its premium metal design.

The full HD, 5-inch display is beautiful to look at and the punchy quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM ensures you'll never be short of power.


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2.   Samsung Galaxy Note 4



Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 is an exceptional business phone with super-sharp 5.7-inch display and a powerful processor. Samsung's Note line of phablets are also the only smartphones in the U.S. that come with a built-in stylus. Just pull out the stylus from its slot — or hover the tip near the display and press the single button located on its side — to access the compact Action Menu.

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3.   iPhone 6/iPhone 6 Plus


Apple's new iPhone comes in two sizes, giving you all the perks of iOS, but with more screen space to work on. The iPhone 6 packs a 4.7-inch display, while the iPhone 6 Plus features a huge 5.5-inch screen. Screen size aside, the phones are nearly identical. Both dwarf the cramped 4-inch screen on previous versions, and both include Apple's new, blazing-fast A8 processor for faster performance and snappier multitasking.

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4.   Moto X (2014)


It has the same name as last year's version, but the updated Moto X has tons of new tricks up its sleeve. For starters, the phone sports a big 5.2-inch display that makes the 4.7-inch screen on the original Moto X look puny. That's a plus for business users who want a little extra screen real estate for serious work. The 2014 Moto X also offers an updated version of Motorola's always-listening voice commands: now you can use any spoken phrase you want to wake your phone up before issuing a command, even when the display is turned off. That means you can take a note, set a reminder or retrieve turn-by-turn directions, all hands-free. 
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5.   Samsung Galaxy S5

If Samsung's 5.7-inch Note 4 is too big for you to handle, the Galaxy S5 packs most of the same features into a smaller package. The device sports a super-sharp 5.1-inch display, and it's one of the fastest smartphones around.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 has more features than you can shake a stick at, from a fingerprint scanner on the front to a heart rate monitor on the rear.

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6.   Nokia Lumia Icon


Nokia's Lumia Icon might be the best business phone that doesn't run Android or iOS. Instead, the device is powered by Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, which has a few key features that really benefit business users. That includes native integration with Microsoft Office, ensuring you always have access to all your documents and spreadsheets from anywhere. 
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7.   Sony Xperia Z3


The Sony Xperia Z3 isn't a phone that you'd have thought would make a lot of sense. After all, the Xperia Z2 was a nifty little handset and yet it's now been replaced barely six months later.
Xperia Z3 is the premium phone from Sony with incredible performance, an innovative camera and PS4 gaming technology. 
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8.  Google Nexus 5


If you want the best features to price ratio from your smartphones then you'll need to take a look at the Android KitKat running Google Nexus 5.Manufactured by LG the Nexus 5 sports an impressive 2.3GHz quad-core processor, 4.95-inch full HD display and the latest version of the powerful Android OS all wrapped up in a package which will set you back just £300. 
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9.   Nokia Lumia 1520


Fancy a bigger screen and super slick Windows integration? Then the 6-inch Nokia Lumia 1520 has you covered.The Lumia 1520 has the biggest, highest resolution display of any Windows Phone device and its 2.2GHz quad-core processor also means it's one of the most powerful to rock Microsoft's mobile platform. 
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10.                  Blackberry Q10


If you're still a fan of the traditional QWERTY keyboard on your smartphone the BlackBerry Q10 offers the best on the market.
Fully touchscreen smartphones are great for numerous reasons, but when it comes to the simple task of typing you won't find anything better than a physical array of keys.
The big advantage with the BlackBerry Q10 is its excellent support for business users. 
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Sources:

  • http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-and-communications/mobile-phones/top-10-smartphones-for-business-1129722/2#articleContent
  • http://www.businessnewsdaily.com/7162-best-smartphones.html
  • http://mobileoffice.about.com/od/phonesformobileworkers/a/selecting-a-smartphone-for-business.htm
  • http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/sony-xperia-z3-1263309/review
  • http://www.gsmarena.com

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