Prat! I do say it very nicely, your partner has missed out a truly great product, yes it is a high price but it does much of what you need in a small device especially when on the road; it is so fast, it has a large (volatile memory) couple with big storage, a great screen (You will NOT notices the "Horns") with security that is so fast in a single swipe-up (Do not turn off in settings, 'Require Attention for Face ID.'The X is a great phone but not everybody wants one. I bought one unlocked for my partner and he didn’t want it, so I took it back. He prefers the 7 Plus. I couldn’t go back to the Plus.
What isn't the truth? Samsung is in all kinds of stuff. Cars, ships, military, etc. It's true.I’m not a stock guy or a business guy for that matter. But I highly doubt what you are saying is the truth. It’s hard for me to believe just because a company sells a lot of something else that they could stop selling a product that they sell probably more of and still be ok.
I would hazard a guess that this is entirely because of the peculiar business model surrounding ringtones. I have never been able to comprehend this notion that a brief fifteen second clip from a song can somehow be priced the same as the entire song, solely because you're using that clip as your ringtone.... I have yet met a person, whatever phone they use, that don't use the default ringtone, other than myself. ...
I think the difference is that Samsung always criticizes Apple by name and product specifically. It's as if Samsung doesn't believe in their own products' value unless they can show customers a cherrypicked list of things that they can do that Apple cannot do.I see. When Android maker does it, it's insecurity, when it's Apple, it's stating their merits. Uh... huh. I hope this also applies to Galaxy Tab vs iPad ads, too. That'd be a whole lot of insecurity on Samsung's side.
Hello I am Mac, I am PC...Samsung feels so insecure that they need to produce an ad to mock it.
And Samsung makes half the parts for the iPhone, so it's all good to them.
I agree, like I said, I love mine.Prat! I do say it very nicely, your partner has missed out a truly great product, yes it is a high price but it does much of what you need in a small device especially when on the road; it is so fast, it has a large (volatile memory) couple with big storage, a great screen (You will NOT notices the "Horns") with security that is so fast in a single swipe-up (Do not turn off in settings, 'Require Attention for Face ID.'
Many have said "Apple is behind the curve," this maybe true! But Apple wait until they have almost "Court the puck" looking ahead for the perfect goal! Thank you, Apple for "truly great product."
"Meanwhile, market research firm Canalys estimates the iPhone 8 Plus outpaced the iPhone 8 last quarter with shipments of 6.3 million units and 5.4 million units respectively. Canalys said the iPhone 8 Plus is the first Plus-sized iPhone to out-ship its smaller 4.7-inch sibling in a single quarter."
Please Apple, release a X (plus)... as I wrap up my X "rental" for a return this weekend. The skinny iPhone 5esque X screen is a deal breaker for many... Going back to a true plus sized phone...
And Samsung makes half the parts for the iPhone, so it's all good to them.
Putting them side by side in this picture does kinda show the S8 is the better looking phone, purely because it doesn't have that idiotic notch at the top. Renders the screen next to it pretty much useless.
Never had an issue with Samsung phones as of late in terms of design, besides fingerprint placement. If you want Android then Samsung builds some of the best along with the Google's Pixel's.Putting them side by side in this picture does kinda show the S8 is the better looking phone, purely because it doesn't have that idiotic notch at the top. Renders the screen next to it pretty much useless.
I still have my iPhone 4.Yeah I'm a bit of a stickler for stubbornly running tech into the ground. I was still on an iPhone 4 but iOS 6 crippled that and iOS 7 made it unusable, so I was forced to upgrade.
Similar sort of story here I guess, but I'm genuinely hyped for the X in a way that I haven't been since I first bought the iPhone 4.
Putting them side by side in this picture does kinda show the S8 is the better looking phone, purely because it doesn't have that idiotic notch at the top. Renders the screen next to it pretty much useless.