buncha rabble
The only reason they sell is because poor people buy them.
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They show the Samsung 'bumping' with another. iPhone has done it for years.
They show the Samsung turning on a TV. iPhone can do all that. Mine can work my Entire house Home Automation, my Onkyo Amp, my Sony Blueray, my Apple TV and also works (albiet not well) with my Samsung TV
They show the Samsung being answered with a gesture (several times). My Samsung TV does that too. But hardly ever, and when I pick up a coffee, the volume goes up. Gestures are very much still 'in beta'
Finally, you can take a photo with it with over-saturated colours. I wish the iPhone could do that...
Did they show it hit the ground? No, because it won't last as well as the iPhone. The build quality of the SGS4 is well below par.
But credit where credit's due. They put hot chicks in a pool, so they'll definitely sell phones.
Very average add Samsung. No class whatsoever.
They do make touch friendly gloves you know. I have some that work really well. And based on some of the reviews I've read, probably better than this air gesture.
Your phone has to be out on the table, face up. If it's in your pocket or face down, the gesture is useless. So the premise is that you have to prepare for the possible need to use your phone before getting your hands messy.
To sum up your post... "I WILL NOT USE THESE FEATURES SO THEY ARE WORTHLESS GIMMICKS"
Well I never liked the Mac vs. PC commercials although to be fair these were more about the platform while the Samsung ads mock users directly.
Let's see Apple 4S Samsung S4. No that's definitely a different name. Very creative on Samsungs side and useful it's big enough to double as a sanding block.
In her case, she had lotion on her hands. Lots of the features aren't going to be used everyday but they can be handy on occasion.
Because it's not like you can finish applying your sunscreen/lotion, dry your hand on a towel and check or answer the text message. NO, instant generation, need that now with my still-wet hand OF COURSE.
trailer trash, hood rats, thugs, wanna be ghetto ballers I see with my very eyes
I know plenty of already mentioned this to you, but it's just silly and biased so say such a thing. Apple has made fun of Microsoft with their ads all the time. And now Samsung does it, and they have no class? So by that standard you must admit that Apple themselves have no class. Do you admit to that?
Give me a break!
Face it, what this ad says its true.
I still don't get the beaming thing. Holding your Galaxy back to back with another Galaxy. Isn't it easier to send a file via email or mms? From what I've heard, it's not just touch the phones back to back and poof it's done. Depending on the file size it could take a while. It may be more convenient for both the sender and recipient to send the files in a traditional way.
The gestures are cool and the commercial did a good job of illustrating when you'd use them, while eating, with wet hands and as others have pointed out, with gloves on.
They kinda skipped past (maybe in the fine print) that you need certain samsung tvs to control them from your phone. Apple TV does that too and I can control my computer from my iPhone.
The pictures of the dive into the pool were cool. I'd like to see how that works in real life. I'm sure you need perfect lighting conditions for that too work well.
Great innovation by Samsung / android and I like it when the bar is raised. Apple will respond and then the dance continues with each trying to out do the other. It's a win-win for consumers.
Yeah - this happens all the time.
How about a more likely scenario. You're somewhere where there's no signal and/or wifi. Like a subway station. Or several blocks in Manhattan for example where both wifi and 4G (or any signal) are unable to penetrate the layers of concrete and steel.
Or how about those that simply don't want to eat away at their data plan.
I do love how those who don't have a feature try to insist how useless it is to make themselves feel better. Well my phone doesn't have it - so I don't need it. Great for you.
You're joking right?
You clearly missed the "I'm a Mac" campaign.
As someone pointed out in an earlier post, Apple was making fun of the PC itself and the software... not the people who use it. Samsung is portraying the user (such as myself) as an ignorant follower who cannot make a rational decision.
Those people spent the entire graduation party talking about their phones instead of having any sort of useful or meaningful conversation or interaction.
How do you see these features as useful? Holding a pointed finger at the screen to open a txt msg seems slower than actually pressing to open. I suppose if your fingers are covered with delicious BBQ sauce...
I didn't realize making a pithy comment equated to caring