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[video=youtube_share;R59TevgzN3k]https://youtu.be/R59TevgzN3k[/video]
Great video.
Great video.
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But Apple's strong suit, at least the past few years, hasn't been debuting new tech. Instead, it's built a reputation based on:
Improving existing tech
Bringing features together in a package that's stylish and user friendly
Pushing the industry to the next level
Great video.
Trending at number 1. I think it's doing pretty, pretty, pretty well.Very average video and not really all that great as an advert either... it doesn't do much to sell the product its trying to sell.
and I 100% agree with that article, the video does more to draw peoples attention to Apple rather than to Samsung.
Trending at number 1. I think it's doing pretty, pretty, pretty well.
Trending at number 1. I think it's doing pretty, pretty, pretty well.
It's quite telling that Samsung thinks that their users can only define themselves as being anti-Apple. They certainly got your number and no mistake.
Nothing wrong with a well-done roast.It's quite telling that Samsung thinks that their users can only define themselves as being anti-Apple.
Nothing wrong with a well-done roast.
Now that is a good ad
Now that is a good ad
Don't see any of their new phones exploding and they really did fix up their software. Using the Samsung browser on all my devices now.Samsung might do a couple things first, but it’s usually half-assed and a gimmick. The equivalent Apple implementation is usually far superior; even the screens that they’re using from Samsung on the X are being rated as being better than what is on the Samsung phones, because they spent time on the software.
The ad also conveniently omits exploding batteries and the worst OS skin ever.
Don't see any of their new phones exploding