Samsung and Microsoft have always found fun in trolling Apple and iPhone devices. They have released many fun videos to troll the iPhone devices. Now Microsoft has stopped making such videos. But Samsung? Yes, they are still doing that. Samsung just released a new promotional video against iPhones. The video aims to force iPhone users to upgrade to Galaxy S9 or S9+ smartphones.
This new video features the all-new Galaxy S9+ and the older iPhone 6. As you know, iPhone 6 is an old device and it can’t handle most of the things now an Android smartphone could do. Also, there are so many limitations and restrictions for iPhone users. So Samsung thinks it is time to move on. They are suggesting the users get Samsung Galaxy S9+ devices. However, Samsung managed to release it in a funny way only, not in a rude way. So watch on…
Samsung Galaxy S9 comes with a 5.8-inch sAMOLED infinity display having a resolution of QHD+. The device is powered with the Samsung’s in-house Exynos 9910 Chipset, coupled with four gigs of RAM onboard. Only the two variants with the storage capacity of 64GB and 256GB have launched in the country and will be upgradable up to 400GB via SD Card. The rear single lens rear camera has a dual aperture of f/1.5 and f/2.4. The 12MP primary sensor supports super slow motion videos at 960FPS. Samsung has also added an AR Emoji feature in the smartphone software, which could defeat the Apple’s Animoji.
On the other hand, the Galaxy S9+ is an upgraded version of Galaxy S9, having a 6GB of RAM and a 6.2-inch display. The smartphone sports a dual-lens on the rear, the auxiliary one of 2x zooming and Dual OIS Capability. The smartphones have a fingerprint scanner, iris scanner and a new face recognition feature on the side of security. On the other hand, the Galaxy S9+ is an upgraded version of Galaxy S9, having a 6GB of RAM and a 6.2-inch display. The smartphone sports a dual-lens on the rear, the auxiliary one of 2x zooming and Dual OIS Capability. The smartphones have a fingerprint scanner, iris scanner and a new face recognition feature on the side of security.