Advertisement: Samsung puts a layer on Apple!

Samsung, incorrigible, has probably decided to go body and soul in many advertising campaigns, all taking aim at Apple and iPhone users. Their latest troll:

In two words, a user rating Galaxy faces an iPhone user: they are then given several "challenges" (to borrow the word used), the Android User happens to run while his "rival" crashes miserably. The challenges are all in relief using the stylus on the Galaxy Note Rating, and focus (knowingly?) On very specific actions that the iPhone can not run natively. However, it appears that for most tasks proposed, applications are available and fully meet the need (we think including image editing).

Anyway, we would have liked to see a geek controls on the iPhone and not the reverse!

Apple attack Samsung Nexus smartphones

If some of us were hoping for a freeze of hostilities between the two manufacturers, they will be disappointed. Apple has stepped up its offensive against Monday Samsung Electronics in the patent war between them by attacking the Nexus range of smartphones equipped with the latest version of Android, the operating system from Google.

On Monday, Cupertino has asked a California federal court to block the sale of the brand new Galaxy Samsung Nexus, the first smartphone to have Ice Cream Sandwich, the Android 4.0 Google. While other manufacturers like HTC and Motorola Mobility is about to adopt it as their new operating system, Apple believes that the Galaxy Nexus violate four patents, including one on the control system and voice search.


Samsung was quick to respond to the Californian giant, via a press release:

"We continue to assert our rights to intellectual property and defend ourselves against claims from Apple to ensure our continued innovation and our growth in the mobile communications field. "

With some 20 court cases underway in ten countries, the top two enemies have not finished feeding ducks under judicial worldwide. Remains that have crossed this morning the symbolic threshold of $ 500 to the American Stock Exchange, the American manufacturer is surely the one with the more baraka ...

Samsung throw 10 million by the window

When asked: "how to throw 10 million euros by the window? "It seems that Samsung has been answered. A few days ago, the South Korean manufacturer has released an ad touting his rating Galaxy during the last quarter of Super Bowl time, which again bâchait Apple customers.

Yes but now, according to preliminary Nielsen ratings, this was calling one of the biggest flop in the history of the SuperBowl ads .

Particularly stunning, this spot has left a very bad impression on spectators. Exit the top 10 most popular ads of this final championship American football .

After Motorola (during the presentation of its Xoom last year), Olympus and others, Samsung joins the team of losers. And that the firm would make the Americans as obsessed its products than they are to those from Apple ... It seems that South Korea still has some way to go.

Samsung Mocks The Apple Fans by the new Galaxy Note

Finally Samsung decides to show features and design of the new Galaxy Note by a new teaser. It's good how it challenges apple in providing high-tech smartphones to the world. Although Apple fans will be mocked but competition between those two companies is more useful to the customers in the end.

Samsung has released a teaser for their new Super Bowl commercial which of course and like all the recent Samsung commercials mock the Apple fans waiting in line for the iPhone 4S.

Samsung Mocks The Apple Fans Again

The new teaser appears to be for a new Galaxy Note ad as the title says: “Galaxy Note, The Next Big Thing is already here… Again “.

So what do you think ?

Samsung loses another Mobile Technology patent case against Apple

The Samsung Group has lost another mobile technology patent case against Apple, the second courtroom defeat for the South Korean firm in of a week.

The court in Germany rejected Samsung's lawsuit on a 3G mobile technology case and came in the aftermath of Apple's allegations that the South Korean company copied design elements of the iPad and the iPhone. Samsung counter-sued Apple over various wireless mobile technology patent violations, leading to a global legal battle between the two corporate giants.
Samsung lost a court ruling on the iPhone 4S ban in Italy. In the wake of the rulings, the company expressed its concerns:

"We are disappointed that the court did not share our views regarding the infringement by Apple of this specific patent. We will wait for the written grounds of today's judgment, and after thorough review make a decision about a possible appeal."