That is pretty generous of Samsung to donate $3M to charity after the 3M retweets from Ellen DeGeneres Twitter account.
I have my qualms with both Apple and Samsung. They could be the biggest tech rivals since Nintendo vs Sega in the early 90's. BTW, looking forward to Seth Rogen make a movie about the Nintendo vs Sega rivalry.
But all of them each have qualities that still makes me admire them. With Apple, it is hardware design. I love their hardware design. I love how they package it together inside/out. I love the simplicity. With Samsung, it is how they can throw everything but the kitchen sink onto the device. The charities. The free perks aka Galaxy Gifts. They can be first mover the way Sega was, but they take alot of chances. Galaxy Cameras goes beyond Android appearing in just phones or tablets. Apple, like Nintendo has always been conservative, secretive, and wants to rule with a tight fist. But Apple can make software and hardware. Nintendo can make great software with underpowered hardware at times.
I do like Samsung phones because it gives users a mechanical home button. It is another option to wake up the screen like Apple does. HTC, Sony, and Nexus generally can be awaken with the power button. I had to install SMS Wakeup on the One and uninstall Motion Actions. I now rely on the power button or incoming text to wake up the screen. LG G2 has Knock-On and Moto X has Active Display. And I like capacitive buttons over on-screen like for back and menu. I miss that menu button. I never got into the multi-task button. Shame Samsung switched the menu one for it in the S5. But the layout to wake up the screen and navigate is still good on the Samsungs. Mechanical home button and capacitive back button is all I really need.
Finally, someone with a decent analogy.