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Samsung commercial OWNS bendy iPhone 6 HAHAHA

AnonDP said:
I scrolled through numerous pages and could not find a thread covering it so decided to share.

Just laugh and move on; or perhaps cry and move on will be more appropriate in your case...
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LOL @ this guy's signature! Love it.
 
Must be the American humour. I found it cringeworthy. If Apple did a similar ad, I'll feel the same.
 
the only thing i got out of this thread was that the OP was too dumb to own a smartphone...
 
AnonDP said:
Don't destroy his perfect vision of Apple. Ignorance is bliss! :)

9 phones is laughable... I can guarantee there are thousands already with slightly warped phones...not everyone screams and shouts about it on forums.
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Hey dumbass, 9 is what has officially been reported to Apple. Apple doesn't get their numbers from forums. Lol lol.
 
chrono1081 said:
You were just owned by your lack of research and not realizing the video is from Conan, like it says straight in the thumbnail.

If you like Samsung so much why hang on the Apple forums?
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except he's laughing and you're mad.
 
OP getting owned not knowing what a real commercial is is priceless! Made me laugh. "A Samsung commercial" hahaha
 
OP, you created an account just to start arguments on this site. You've already had threads locked and I'm guessing this one will be wastelanded, as well. You're not very bright, even if English is your second language.

And why would you advertise in your user name what you enjoy getting done to you at rest stops?
 
chrono1081 said:
I'm not mad at all. It simply baffles me how much Android users care about iOS.

I don't care about Android.
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Well you should care because Apple is falling behind. Siri is the most incapable virtual assistant when it should be by far the most matured one. I shouldn't have to use google play because Siri isn't sophisticated enough to provide me the info I'm looking for. Even windows' Cortana is doing more.

iOS is less capable. I didn't used to mind this much because it did what I needed it to do, did it well and did it far smoother and with fewer bugs than Andorid. This is not so much the case anymore. iPhone 6 Plus is slower than the 5S, and we all know iOS 8 isn't without it's fare share of bugs.

Then there's the hardware, stuck on 1GB of ram for 3 years. A brand new phone that is slower then the predecessor and has lag/stutter issues right out of the box.

I love my iPhone but you'd have to be blind not to see that Apple is falling behind in nearly every metric except for the one that's important to them, and not us as consumers... Sales.
 
2IS said:
Well you should care because Apple is falling behind. Siri is the most incapable virtual assistant when it should be by far the most matured one. I shouldn't have to use google play because Siri isn't sophisticated enough to provide me the info I'm looking for. Even windows' Cortana is doing more.

iOS is less capable. I didn't used to mind this much because it did what I needed it to do, did it well and did it far smoother and with fewer bugs than Andorid. This is not so much the case anymore. iPhone 6 Plus is slower than the 5S, and we all know iOS 8 isn't without it's fare share of bugs.

Then there's the hardware, stuck on 1GB of ram for 3 years. A brand new phone that is slower then the predecessor and has lag/stutter issues right out of the box.

I love my iPhone but you'd have to be blind not to see that Apple is falling behind in nearly every metric except for the one that's important to them, and not us as consumers... Sales.
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I don't agree with a single statement of yours. I'm a mobile developer working in both Android and iOS and have plenty of experience with both OS's. I think Apple beats out every single current Android phone. Android doesn't have the user experience of the iPhone, it's app store isn't anywhere close to the amount or quality of apps, the fragmentation of Android's OS is terrible (not to a user but to a dev) and phones with Android are cheap feeling and plastic.
 
chrono1081 said:
I don't agree with a single statement of yours. I'm a mobile developer working in both Android and iOS and have plenty of experience with both OS's. I think Apple beats out every single current Android phone. Android doesn't have the user experience of the iPhone, it's app store isn't anywhere close to the amount or quality of apps, the fragmentation of Android's OS is terrible (not to a user but to a dev) and phones with Android are cheap feeling and plastic.
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Well, they're facts... Siri does less, you may like it better but it does less. The hardware is less powerful, you may like it better but it's still less powerful. The OS does less, you may like it better, but it still does less. You being a developer doesn't change any of that. Even fragmentation is becoming a blurred line now with 4, 4.7 and 5.5" phones. I'm not saying it's bad to have these options, i'm just showing you how you're having fewer and fewer defensive arguments every year that goes by.
 
2IS said:
Well you should care because Apple is falling behind. Siri is the most incapable virtual assistant when it should be by far the most matured one. I shouldn't have to use google play because Siri isn't sophisticated enough to provide me the info I'm looking for. Even windows' Cortana is doing more.

iOS is less capable. I didn't used to mind this much because it did what I needed it to do, did it well and did it far smoother and with fewer bugs than Andorid. This is not so much the case anymore. iPhone 6 Plus is slower than the 5S, and we all know iOS 8 isn't without it's fare share of bugs.

Then there's the hardware, stuck on 1GB of ram for 3 years. A brand new phone that is slower then the predecessor and has lag/stutter issues right out of the box.

I love my iPhone but you'd have to be blind not to see that Apple is falling behind in nearly every metric except for the one that's important to them, and not us as consumers... Sales.
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Excuse me while I don't give a ****. :rolleyes:

Go back to Android and be done with us already…
 
2IS said:
Well, they're facts... Siri does less, you may like it better but it does less. The hardware is less powerful, you may like it better but it's still less powerful. The OS does less, you may like it better, but it still does less. You being a developer doesn't change any of that. Even fragmentation is becoming a blurred line now with 4, 4.7 and 5.5" phones. I'm not saying it's bad to have these options, i'm just showing you how you're having fewer and fewer defensive arguments every year that goes by.
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Well it's apparent you don't really know what you're talking about when you think that

1. Apple has less powerful hardware (You're trying to compare hardware spec numbers verses system performance, a big but understandable mistake.)

2. You think that screen size is what I'm referring to when I say fragmentation.

3. You think I need "arguments" to justify my purchase.

As another poster said, go back to Android if you don't like iOS. For me and many others the iPhone continues to be the best phone out there.
 
chrono1081 said:
Well it's apparent you don't really know what you're talking about when you think that

1. Apple has less powerful hardware (You're trying to compare hardware spec numbers verses system performance, a big but understandable mistake.)

2. You think that screen size is what I'm referring to when I say fragmentation.

3. You think I need "arguments" to justify my purchase.

As another poster said, go back to Android if you don't like iOS. For me and many others the iPhone continues to be the best phone out there.
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1) You think apple can make up for half the power and 1/3 the ram with software optimizations and "tight hardware/software integration" They can't. I'm not a developer and I know this.

2) I'm well aware of what fragmentation is. You choosing to ignore this form of fragmentation doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Different screens with different resolutions introduces fragmentation and it affects how apps are developed. Again, I'm not a developer, and I know this. What you decide to cherry pick and classify as fragmentation is just your own fanboyish tenancies to ignore what you don't like to acknowledge.

3) I don't care what you purchase, I'm just letting you know you're wrong. See above two points for examples.

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itsmemuffins said:
Excuse me while I don't give a ****. :rolleyes:

Go back to Android and be done with us already…
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I apologize if I gave you the mistaken impression I care what you think. I can't "go back to android" if I've never owned an android product. Sounds like you're mad because you recognize truth in my post. I suggest you direct your frustration at your beloved company that's just taking our money. Maybe then, they'll actually release a product that isn't ****.
 
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