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Immediately after Apple released the new iPhone 12 series, Samsung had a “stone” to compete with due to the delay in catching up to the 5G network.
At the launch of the new iPhone series on October 14, Apple emphasized 5G connectivity in all versions of the iPhone 12.
Consequently, the iPhone 12 series is capable of disconnecting 5G to switch to 4G LTE networks if it detects that users do not really need high-speed Internet, which helps to save battery.
The fact that all versions of the iPhone 12 support 5G networks has impressed the tech world in general and Apple lovers in particular, but Samsung, which is considered an “unholy enemy” of Apple. In the mobile market, this is not so special. Even Samsung has “kicked” Apple due to the delay in launching 5G smartphones.
Samsung satirises Apple and iPhone 12 on its Twitter page
Shortly after Apple’s special event ended, Samsung’s US branch posted on its Twitter page the message: “Someone is getting used to speed and we’ve been friends for a long time.” , accompanied by images of its 5G network of smartphones and tablets.
In its message, Samsung has “punished” by using the phrase “getting used to speed” (Hi Speed), which is the main message at the recent Apple special event. It’s easy to see that Samsung is trying to poke fun at Apple when the 5G networking feature has long been around on the smartphones of Korean tech companies.
Since the Galaxy S10 series of smartphones was launched early last year, Samsung has supported 5G connectivity and since then many other 5G smartphones from Samsung have also been launched, targeting many different segments. , mid to high end.
Not only Samsung, compared to other competitors in the smartphone market, Apple is considered to be slower in the 5G race, as the market has recorded the arrival of 5G smartphones from names like Vivo. , Xiaomi, Nokia, Sony …
This is not the first time that Samsung has attacked Apple. In the past, Samsung has also repeatedly released promotional clips to satirize “apple” products. In fact, the fact that technology companies “kick” each other through advertising clips or on social media is not uncommon, before that Microsoft, Motorola … have done it many times too.
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