Except they are referencing an upcoming Apple event/phone.Nothing wrong with this ad, especially if it encourages Apple to work harder to impress with each of their own releases. Competition is good etc. I don't know why people get so "holier than thou" and dismissive whenever Samsung release a phone or make ads like this.
What exactly was so exiting about the 13, or the 12, or the 11?..I suspect Samsung is quite right this time. iPhone 14 is probably going to be the least exciting iPhone in years.
That is a myopic viewpoint. No one in the smartphone market has truly innovated since the iPhone came out. There have been iterations and features added, but true innovation? Not so much. They all still look like slabs of glass with icons on them. Some are bigger, some you can fold, some you can swim with, but they are all still basically the same as they were in 2007. Even tablets and smart watches are just iterative of the smartphone. True innovation comes along very rarely. And being disappointed or saying a company has "forgotten" how to innovate, misses the lesson history gives on innovation.Apple seem to have forgot the meaning of the word “innovation”.
But why shouldn't they? It's not illegal. Let them do what they want to do and chill! I choose iPhones and I prefer iPhones and iOS personally. I don't have a Samsung and never will, probably. But I don't care what they advertise and how if it is legal and if it is not, it is not my problem anyway. Really, I think it is strange that some people get into such a lather over this sort of thing. I like Apple, but I am not part of some sort of obsessive cult about it.Except they are referencing an upcoming Apple event/phone.
Everything is a facade with the implication that more is better
Why do they always do this? They should be saying finally, we will have something copy and make money manufacturing parts for the 'Lovely Enemy'!
Because they aren't inviting Apple to innovate, they are s—tting on an product that has already been created. This was in response to your 'nothing wrong with that', as I disagree.But why shouldn't they? It's not illegal. Let them do what they want to do and chill! I choose iPhones and I prefer iPhones and iOS personally. I don't have a Samsung and never will, probably. But I don't care what they advertise and how if it is legal and if it is not, it is not my problem anyway. Really, I think it is strange that some people get into such a lather over this sort of thing. I like Apple, but I am not part of some sort of obsessive cult about it.