Samsung in turn swirled Apple's iPhone
Shortly after Apple introduced the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus duo, Samsung Philippines' official Twitter page posted a tweet tweeted that Apple increased the screen size for iPhone 6.
After Sony and HTC, Samsung in turn also voiced "swirling" the Apple iPhone 6.
Shortly after Apple introduced the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus duo, Samsung Philippines ' official Twitter page posted the " vortex " Tweet line of Apple increasing the screen size for iPhone 6.
The content in Samsung's tweet parodies Steve Jobs's previous statement: " No one is ever going to buy a big phone. " ( Roughly translated: no one is going to buy a big phone ). The announcement of Steve Jobs with the purpose of resolving user complaints about iPhone 4 is easy to lose.
When reporters mentioned a Motorola DROID X phone with a 4.3-inch screen, Job said " no one is going to buy a big phone. " Apple was very persistent with a 4-inch viewpoint that was the best limit for a smartphone. Therefore, when launching the iPhone 6 with a larger screen, Apple has suffered from many " stone tiles " from anti fans.
In the content just posted, Samsung also cleverly posed a question: "Guess who will be surprised with their changes?" ( referring to Apple ). More interestingly, the Korean company also included the slogan of Galaxy Note 4: " Galaxy Note 4 # More than big ".
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