There are many differences between the Samsung Note 3 and the Blackberry Passport. Both have their advantages and can offer a lot to the user. While Blackberry still does its best to appeal to business professionals, Samsung has many of the same features that make it appealing. Both phones are popular, although Samsung tends to appeal to a wider audience.
The Samsung Note 3 is known for its large screen and powerful computing power. The large mobile phone doubles as a tablet, combining the best of both worlds. A touch screen that can open multiple windows make it perfect for multitaskers that want to get the most out of their phones. In addition, the Note 3 is always ready with high processing power.
In comparison, the Blackberry Passport isn’t as well known and has less processing power than the Note 3. The smartphone is designed to have a classic appeal and a reduced learning curve, rather than having all of the bells and whistles of a Note 3.
Many of the capabilities between the two phones are the same. Both check email, make calls, can browse the Internet and download apps. The key difference is in the general presentation of the phone’s operating system. Samsung uses Android’s OS, which is about the same as the one found on Blackberry, it just allows for more apps to be installed.
In terms of size and weight, the Samsung Note 3 is a little more cumbersome due to its larger screen size. The Passport weighs a little less as a result, although the phone appears thicker. This gives the passport more of a traditional Blackberry feel, rather than the feel of a modern smartphone.
All in all, both phones have very comparable features. The major differences between the two are the massive capabilities of the Note 3, versus the basic ones found on the Passport.