The iPhone 14 was launched on Wednesday and people worldwide are still talking about the Apple event. Samsung launches a funny commercial for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Eve Jobs, the daughter of the former Apple CEO, also likes a nice meme.
Samsung promotional video
In a new commercial, Samsung lashes out at the iPhone 14 and Apple users, who, according to Samsung, “buy the same phone every year”. In the video, an iPhone user talks to a friend who just happens to have the new Galaxy Z Flip 4. The iPhone 13 user tries to convince herself that she is happy with her phone, but in a funny way the opposite becomes clear.
Samsung has been losing more and more ground to Apple’s iPhones since last year with its phones in the high price segment. It is therefore not surprising that Samsung also released a mocking video a few days before the launch of the iPhone 14. The company clearly wants to convince the Apple user, who is willing to spend a lot of money on a new smartphone, to opt for a foldable instead.
‘Not very innovative’
But you don’t have to be a competitor of Apple to share a meme from the past event. Eve, the daughter of Steve Jobs, has shared a meme on her Instagram Story in which she shows that the iPhone 14 does not bring any major improvements compared to its predecessor. That reports fortune.
It’s an opinion shared by many tech enthusiasts. The iPhone 14 has the same screen as the iPhone 13 and it also has the same amount of storage, the same chipset and an identical camera setup. Apple has accommodated most of the novelties in the Pro version of the iPhone 14.
Apple plays it safe
In general, Apple is slower than most Android manufacturers when it comes to improvements for the iPhones. Motorola launched the first smartphone with a 200 MP camera on Thursday and Samsung managed to greatly improve smartphone multitasking with its Galaxy Z Fold 4.
What do you think? Are Android manufacturers innovating faster than Apple? Or maybe you can appreciate that Apple plays it more safe? Let us know in the comments.
– Thanks for information from Androidworld. Source