Post: Samsung Running an iPhone 5 Attack Ad in Newspapers on Sunday
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09-16-2012, 05:53 AM
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3HUNNA
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Do you think apple will respond? If so how do you think they will respond?
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CNet and Businessinsider have published a new print ad that Samsung will be running in national newspapers tomorrow.
The ad is titled "It doesn't take a genius." which serves as a dig against Apple Retail's genius bars. The rest of the ad shows the iPhone 5 alongside the Samsung Galaxy S III and lists a number of system specifications as well as features. The list is obviously heavily weighted towards Samsung where many of their software features are preferentially listed. At the end is the line "The Next Big Thing Is Already Here".
Apple and Samsung have been competing head to head in the smartphone market and in the courtroom. Apple won a massive victory in their U.S. patent trial against Samsung with a $1.05 billion verdict.
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CNet and Businessinsider have published a new print ad that Samsung will be running in national newspapers tomorrow.
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And so Samsung is greeting the arrival of the iPhone 5 with an ad that will run tomorrow in certain national and local newspapers (how modern). It is not a flattering ad. It suggests that the iPhone 5 isn't even good enough to be, well, a copy of the Galaxy S3.
The ad is titled "It doesn't take a genius." which serves as a dig against Apple Retail's genius bars. The rest of the ad shows the iPhone 5 alongside the Samsung Galaxy S III and lists a number of system specifications as well as features. The list is obviously heavily weighted towards Samsung where many of their software features are preferentially listed. At the end is the line "The Next Big Thing Is Already Here".
Apple and Samsung have been competing head to head in the smartphone market and in the courtroom. Apple won a massive victory in their U.S. patent trial against Samsung with a $1.05 billion verdict.
I included the entire ad below.
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09-16-2012, 07:01 PM
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Pixie Lott
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10-07-2012, 07:03 PM
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Coqui
Former Staff
Originally posted by Elkyeim
I love both phones/companies.
I prefer the design and the whole iPhone, but the Samsung has proven to be the better smartphone. Overall it's all about personal preferences.
I prefer the design and the whole iPhone, but the Samsung has proven to be the better smartphone. Overall it's all about personal preferences.
The perfect phone for me would be the Galaxy S3 design and specs but running iOS. Best phone ever <
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