iPhone 14: Samsung mocks the lack of innovation and trolls Apple

Samsung had already mocked Apple before the announcement of the iPhone 14 and now the manufacturer is continuing its momentum now that the smartphone is official following the presentation which takes place during Wednesday’s keynote.

Samsung continues its anti-iPhone 14 campaign

It was on Twitter that Samsung decided to mock the iPhone 14 and troll Apple, believing that there are no innovations with the new smartphone. “A brief summary of our reactions to the new ‘innovative’ devices announced on Wednesday”, first tweeted Samsung.

In a tweet, Samsung says “What the Flip, Apple”, making a pun between What the fuck and the fact that its foldable smartphone is called Galaxy Z Flip. Samsung says it has been offering such a model for two years and 5 months.

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—Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) September 9, 2022

In a second tweet, the company hints at its other foldable smartphone, namely the Galaxy Z Fold, asking Apple what it’s waiting for. Here again, the group highlights the fact that it has been present on this market for two years and 5 months. For once, rumors indicate that Apple is working on a foldable smartphone, but it is not actually available yet.

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—Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) September 9, 2022

Finally, the third and last tweet concerns the photo part. “48 megapixels? You’re almost there, Apple! We have had 108 megapixels for 2 years, 6 months and 4 days”, indicates the message.

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—Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) September 9, 2022

It looks like Samsung will continue attacking new Apple smartphones with more messages/advertisements. However, the group must think carefully about what it is attacking. Indeed, Samsung has already made fun of certain elements of the iPhone… and then removed them from its own smartphones. It even goes further in reality since the manufacturer has no longer really assumed and has withdrawn anti-Apple advertisements, knowing that it has adopted the same behavior for this or that element on its Galaxy.