M1 Ultra and M1 Max processors at the Apple event held on March 8 Green color option for Mac Studio, iPhone SE 2022 5G, iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro Many new products, including Making fun of Apple’s decisions and the devices it introduced from time to time, Samsung did not stay comfortable this time.
Last year, Samsung became the center of criticism on social media for making fun of Apple founder Steve Jobs with the words “No turtleneck should determine how your phone will look” in the iTest application, which gave iPhone users an Android experience. tease the green iPhone 13 took.
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Samsung: “We’re Proud”
After the Apple event ended, a sharing was made from the Samsung Mobile US official Twitter account. “Ultra? Green? We are sincerely proud today” In the tweet called, as predictably, Samsung hints that Apple is copying itself with the green iPhone 13. The Galaxy S22 Ultra, introduced in February, also has a green color.
Apple fans, who saw this sharing of Samsung, did not hesitate to react. There were those who said that Apple did not use the green color option for the first time in the iPhone 13 series, and there were also those who said, “Apple announced a more powerful screen than your last flagship,” referring to the Studio Display introduced at yesterday’s event.
On the other hand, a user Green iMac G3 from 1998 Sharing his photo, he stated that Samsung followed in the footsteps of Apple. There were also those who brought up the new iPhone SE 2022 5G. One person criticized the South Korean company, saying, “Apple has also made a $400 phone that is faster than your latest flagships.”
Samsung has previously criticized Apple for removing the charging adapter from the box of smartphones, but has taken the same decision for its own phones. Currently, the charger does not come out of the box of Samsung’s flagship devices. The same decision also covers the Galaxy A series in the USA.
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