Samsung mocked Apple’s lack of a foldable smartphone with a commercial it released in the past months. Two successful players in the smartphone market have once again clashed on the folding smartphone. Samsung’s second commercial on the same subject with the theme of the World Cup was on the agenda of social media.
Samsung mocks Apple by making the World Cup a theme
When a new technology is at the forefront, Apple rather waits for it to settle over time, rather than immediately turning to it. For this reason, the technology giant has not yet introduced the foldable smartphone model to the market. But there are rumors that he will start working on this subject. Its arch-rival Samsung, on the other hand, mocked Apple by releasing two commercials recently to take advantage of this situation.
In the first commercial that Samsung mocked, Apple customers were the focus. A customer who was waiting for Apple to switch to folding phone technology says that it has now switched to Samsung and that everything is already in this brand and there is no need to wait. In this way, the company is trying to encourage iPhone users to turn to them.
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In Samsung’s second commercial, an animation was shared in which foldable smartphones are the audience watching the World Cup. The foldable Samsung phones featured in the ad are cheering at the World Cup. Meanwhile, iPhones that cannot be folded fall to the ground. The commercial first appeared on one of Samsung’s Weibo accounts. Soon after, it started to be shared on TikTok and Twitter. In this commercial, Samsung mocked Apple by saying “it’s time to fold together”.
shiftdelete.netOn the other hand, while Samsung dominates the foldable smartphone market, it is among the rumors that Apple wants to offer an iPhone to this market. In addition, there was no counter-attack from Apple on this issue.
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