Google isn’t the sole company making comparisons between its new flagship phones and those from Apple in recent advertisements. Samsung has also jumped into the fray, using its latest ad for foldable Galaxy phones to poke fun at Apple for lacking "innovation." Galaxy Phones on Display In the ad, Samsung highlights what iPhone users are missing […]
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It is well-known that Samsung’s smartphone naming system is quite confusing. After a previous effort to simplify things by grouping its non-flagship models under the Galaxy A series, the situation has reverted back to chaos. Recently, a report emerged suggesting that Samsung is looking into a significant change in the way it names its premium smartphones.
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Samsung is reportedly looking at a big change in its branding strategy to compete better with Apple’s iPhone in the premium smartphone market, according to South Korean outlet E-Today. Insiders from the industry suggest that the tech giant is thinking about launching a new high-end brand to improve its image and draw in wealthier customers. Samsung’s
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Apple has introduced an innovative tetraprism telephoto lens assembly for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, featuring a 5x periscope telephoto capability. Although a 5x optical zoom is not new for Android devices, the tetraprism technology and its branding bring fresh advancements to the industry. Samsung’s Hexa Prism Lens Recent developments reveal that Samsung Electro-Mechanics has filed
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Bitmo Lab has introduced the GameBaby, a novel mobile accessory designed specifically for iPhones, catering to fans of retro gaming. This inventive product serves a dual purpose: it acts as both a protective case and a gaming controller, featuring physical buttons for enjoying classic emulator games. iPhone Case Transforms into a Gaming Controller Contrary to other
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Microsoft is implementing a significant policy change for its employees in China. Starting this September, iPhones will be the required device for work purposes, effectively preventing Android phones from accessing company resources. An internal memo revealed by Bloomberg News points to security concerns as the main reason for this change. Security Concerns and Google Mobile Services
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A recent leak has surfaced online, purportedly revealing Apple’s product plans up to 2027. While the authenticity of the leak remains unverified, it includes a wealth of intriguing details. Here's a summary of the main points: All iPhone 16 models are speculated to receive a memory boost to 8GB, aligning with the current iPhone 15 Pro
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According to recent reports, a new problem has been affecting certain iPhone users, where their phone alarms are failing to go off as expected. Apple has recognized the issue and is actively addressing it. Users Report Alarms Not Working Recent social media posts have brought attention to this problem, with some users suggesting a connection to
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The ongoing competition between iOS and Android continues as Apple introduces new iPhone models each year, while companies like Samsung, Xiaomi, and Oppo aggressively pursue increased market presence. Despite this long-standing battle, recent trends suggest a shift in the landscape. A recent report indicates a decline in iPhone activation rates, with Android now dominating the market
In the initial quarter of 2024, Apple faced significant obstacles within the Chinese smartphone sector. While there was a global surge in smartphone shipments, Apple encountered a steep 19% decrease in iPhone sales in China, marking its weakest performance since 2020. Consequently, Apple’s market share fell from 19.7% to 15.7% compared to the previous year, positioning
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