Some manufacturers, especially Samsung, usually create ads in which in a humorous tone, It shows us what we can do with its terminals that are not available in the terminals that Apple manufactures. However, other manufacturers such as Huawei, are dedicated to making fun of the presentations of their terminals criticizing not only Apple but also Samsung openly stating that their terminals are the best of the best. The Korean company Samsung, has just posted a new video on its YouTube channel in which it shows us the life of a user over the last 10 years in which he has trusted the iPhone.
The video begins with the iPhone in 2007 and the following years show us how the users have been facing problems from storage when taking a picture, to the huge queues under inclement weather ... At one point, he falls into the water and is forced to leave his precious iPhone in rice so that the interior of it can dry while his girlfriend with a waterproof model, you can continue to use the device without problems.
We can also see how you need to make use of adapters to be able to charge the device while watching a video with the headphones, highlighting the integration of wireless charging that has finally reached Apple terminals, how easy it is to point a phone number with a stylus ... The notch of the new iPhone X could not be missing in this video either, as we can see in the image that heads this article. There is no doubt that this ad is partly right in the arguments it shows us, arguments that in most cases Apple has discarded for no apparent reason. If you're interested, the song that accompanies this video is called "I'm moving on" by Chyvonne Scott.
Tell me what you boast about and I'll tell you what you lack
Well, the announcement is very well done, in my case I will continue with Apple, I just renewed plan with telcel (Mexico), I paid 162.5 euros of difference for 2 years with a monthly plan of 10.8 euros they gave me a 32gb iphone, but yes There are times that at very precise moments what is in these ads is required, but I repeat at very precise moments and they are not every day and every time.
Anyway for everything there is an app or something like that, said cook but badly I remember