Omg. It‘s laughable how Samsung always compares their products with iPhones in ads instead of focusing on their own smartphones. It‘s more advertising the iPhone than something else lol
can someone explain how writing down a contact is much better than typing it in?
They forgot the year that the Apple iPhone didn't explode like Samsung note 7...![]()
I am completely comfortable and confident I know enough of what’s in that video thanks to this thread. And the “notch jab” is depicted in the frame grab. And I didn’t comment on the ad content, just accurately stated that Samsung cares about the YouTube hits and not even a little bit about the number of posts here.So you are participating in this thread without even watching the video? It's fine if you swear by your device, but its always good just to have the understanding of the competition. Even if I disagree with someones opinion, I'll still listen to what they have to say, to try and get an understanding of where they are coming from. Give it a watch, even some die hard Apple fans find the notch jab funny.
Samsung today posted a new video on its YouTube channel called "Samsung Galaxy: Growing Up," which follows the life of a young man as he purchases Apple devices over the course of ten years, and then decides to switch sides to Samsung on the eve of the iPhone X launch. The 1-minute commercial features the song "I'm Moving On" by Chyvonne Scott.
The video begins at the iPhone launch in 2007, and subsequent years show the main character facing storage issues when taking a photo and waiting in long lines under poor weather conditions for the latest iPhone. At one point, he drops his iPhone in water and has to place it in a bowl of rice, while his girlfriend's Samsung device continues to function.
Other points made in the ad center around the iPhone's lack of stylus support, as well as its need for dongles after the removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack in the iPhone 7. The ad ends with the character's decision to turn off his iPhone and purchase a Samsung Galaxy smartphone, and he eventually walks past a line of people waiting for the iPhone X -- including a guy with a notch-like haircut -- without joining them.
The latest Samsung smartphone is the Galaxy Note 8, which launched in September with dual rear cameras, a 6.3-inch AMOLED 'Infinity Display', and a new and enhanced S Pen with improved pressure sensitivity. Many publications favorably reviewed the Note 8 prior to its launch, agreeing that the lack of an explosive battery made Samsung's newest device a step up from the Note 7.
Article Link: New Samsung Galaxy Ad Makes Fun of iPhone X's Notch, Lack of Stylus Support, Dongles, and More
Look at any Samsung phone that has been a display model at a store for a few months if you want to see burn in.I just can't figure out why Samsung isn't poking fun at actual weaknesses, like viewing angles or burn-in...![]()
Except it's been in Samsung phones for years, which is the point of this commercial, Iphones are always catching up.
Is Samsung not in the same position as mac was to PC? Apple is the giant in phones . So they are using humour to bring attention to their small markert share phones .
can someone explain how writing down a contact is much better than typing it in?
- you need two hands
- you need a stylus
- looks wildly uncomfortable to write without some palm rest
- unless there's some "google magic" going on, you can't search for that contact (EDIT: yes i know OCR exist, but you need to take extra steps to file it as a contact instead of saving as a note)
- looks unorganized
- much slower to write vs typing
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I believe you just won the Internet for today, savour it while it lasts.Getting excited for Apple to respond with an ad showing a Note 7 exploding...
it would have been a cool ad up to Thursday, but it honestly looks a bit stupid post iPhone X launch.
Basically everybody is aknowledging the X as being the best, most innovative phone on the market. There’s not much Samsung can do around the fact that FaceID is a technological breakthrough that they simply do not have.